This training course provides a detailed explanation of how to value companies using the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model. Participants will learn how to calculate the present value of future cash flows, apply the appropriate discount rate (WACC), and forecast cash flows for specific periods as well as the terminal value period. The course also covers financial model design, fair value analysis of companies, and estimating equity value.
Course Content
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Learning Outcomes
Understanding the concept of Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and its importance in company valuation.
How to calculate the present value of future cash flows using the discount rate (WACC).
Distinguishing between Unlevered and Levered discounted free cash flows and how to use them.
Designing financial models and analyzing financial data to build a comprehensive DCF model.
Calculating the Terminal Value using the perpetual growth formula.
Determining the market value of companies and comparing equity value with the current market value.
Practical application of building a DCF model using Excel.
Who should Enroll
Those interested in investing and valuing startups or publicly listed companies.
Financial analysts and accountants seeking to enhance their financial modeling skills.
Entrepreneurs and business owners aiming to understand the value of their companies professionally.
Students and graduates of commerce, economics, and finance faculties who want to acquire a practical skill in demand in the job market.
Anyone seeking to make financial decisions based on accurate scientific principles.
Instructor
Ahmed El Toony
I’m an Audit Experienced Associate Auditor in Big 4 accounting firms with international experience. I’m an ACCA Candidate (5/13), holder of IFRS, FMVA, and FPWM certifications. I am a student member of the Egyptian Society of Accountants and Auditors (ESAA) and registered as a Chartered Accountant (CA) in the Egyptian Accountants and Auditors Register (EAAR), Ministry of Finance, Egypt. $ (Big 4) ACCA (5/13) IFRS FMVA FPWM. (ESAA) (CA) (EAAR) .