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Corporate Valuation Simulator

How to use the Corporate Valuation Simulator

Corporate Valuation Simulator

When the current stock price is high, it is useful to check what percentage of sales growth per year would make a company's stock fair value.

Note: The "undervalued" and "overvalued" values shown here are for reference only and include the most recent performance figures.

In this simulator, capital investment and depreciation are calculated in proportion to sales. Therefore, if capital investment significantly exceeds depreciation and the sales growth rate is set to a positive value, the projected future cash flow may become negative, resulting in a negative business value. This can result in a negative business value.

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Parameters
Sales Growth Rate:
-9.1 %
Operating profit margin:
8.1 %
Amortization:
1644290
Capital expenditures:
3489498
Discount rate:
5.4 %

(*) In this simulator, capital investment and depreciation are calculated in proportion to sales. Therefore, if capital investment significantly exceeds depreciation and a positive sales growth rate is assumed, the projected future cash flow may become negative, resulting in a negative business value. This can result in a negative business value.

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