DCF Valuation Modeling
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Valuation is one of those topics where the theory sounds simple until you try to apply it to a real company with messy financials.
Who this is for
Finance graduates, analysts in their first or second role, and business owners trying to understand how investors think about their company. You need basic Excel skills and some familiarity with financial statements before starting.
What makes DCF modeling hard in practice
The terminal value assumptions often drive more than 70% of a model's output, yet most courses skip past this. Here you spend dedicated time on terminal value methods, discount rate construction using WACC, and sensitivity analysis that actually stress-tests your assumptions rather than just changing one variable at a time.
You build models based on publicly available South African and international company filings so the data is real and the messiness is real.
Thabo Ferreira, an analyst at a mid-size PE firm in Cape Town, said the sensitivity table module changed how he presents deal memos to partners.
Program & Structure
- Module 1: Free cash flow calculation and common adjustments
- Module 2: WACC construction, beta estimation, cost of debt
- Module 3: Terminal value methods - Gordon Growth vs exit multiple
- Module 4: Sensitivity and scenario analysis tables
- Module 5: Presenting valuation output clearly to non-finance stakeholders
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