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Valuation tools

Value a company three ways — then blend them.

Drive each model with your own inputs. Switch the DCF into bank/NBFC mode when cash-flow analysis doesn't fit, run an expected-returns view, and combine them with weights you control.

Discounted Cash Flow

Expected Returns

Weighted Blend

Stage inputs

Starting Free Cash FlowRs Cr (latest year)

Growth · Yrs 1–5% p.a.

Growth · Yrs 6–10% p.a.

Discount Rate (WACC)% cost of capital

Terminal Growth% perpetual

Shares OutstandingCr shares

Net-debt bridge (standard mode only)

Total DebtRs Cr

Cash & EquivalentsRs Cr

Stage 1 PV

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Terminal PV

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Enterprise value

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Equity value

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Per share

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Profit projection

Current Net ProfitRs Cr (latest)

Est. Net-Profit CAGR · 10 yr% p.a.

Cost of Capital% discount rate

Exit P/E estimator (Gordon)

Payout Ratio% of profit

Dividend Growth% p.a.

Exit P/E (override)blank = use estimate

Current P/Ereference

Current Market CapRs Cr

Implied exit P/E

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Net profit in 10 yrs

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Market cap in 10 yrs

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Discounted value today

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vs. current mkt cap

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Industry preset

Model weights

Weights total 100%

Discounted Cash Flow50%

Expected Returns50%

DCF equity value

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Expected-returns value

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Blended intrinsic value

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vs. current mkt cap

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How the blend works: each model's equity value is weighted and summed, then compared to current market cap for upside/downside. Enter the same company's figures in both tabs, then read the blend here. A relative-valuation model will join later.