Terminal Value

Terminal value represents the present value of all future cash flows beyond the explicit forecast period in a DCF model. It captures the ongoing value of a business assumed to continue operating indefinitely.

Fórmula

Exemplo

If the final year FCF is $20M, the perpetuity growth rate is 2.5%, and WACC is 10%, the terminal value = $20M × 1.025 / (0.10 - 0.025) = $273.3M.

Por Que Importa

Terminal value typically accounts for 60-80% of total DCF value, making it the most influential component. Choosing between perpetuity growth and exit multiple methods can lead to significantly different stock valuations.

Como o MiniValuator Usa Terminal Value

MiniValuator supports both perpetuity growth and exit multiple terminal value methods. Users can switch between them and see how the choice affects the final intrinsic value estimate.

Termos Relacionados

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