DCF Valuation

Two-Stage Discounted Cash Flow · Intrinsic Value Calculator

Intrinsic Value
₹432.91
Market Price
₹2,940.00
Margin of Safety
-85.28%
Implied Growth
30.00%
Overvalued ✗

FCF Projection — Historical + Forecast

₹15,100.00 Cr
Current
₹16,912.00 Cr
Y1
₹18,941.44 Cr
Y2
₹21,214.41 Cr
Y3
₹23,760.14 Cr
Y4
₹26,611.36 Cr
Y5
₹28,208.04 Cr
Y6
₹29,900.52 Cr
Y7
₹31,694.55 Cr
Y8
₹33,596.23 Cr
Y9
₹35,612.00 Cr
Y10
Historical Forecast

Value Breakdown

EV
₹2.93L
PV of FCFs
₹1.44L
PV of Terminal
₹1.49L
TV as % of EV: 50.86%

Scenario Analysis

Bear
₹347.07
-88.19%
G:8.00% · F:4.00%
Base
₹432.91
-85.28%
G:12.00% · F:6.00%
Bull
₹539.31
-81.66%
G:16.00% · F:8.00%

Sensitivity Analysis (Price per Share)

Growth ↓ / WACC →9.38% WACC10.38% WACC11.38% WACC12.38% WACC13.38% WACC
10.00%₹534.93
-81.81%
₹457.88
-84.43%
₹399.43
-86.41%
₹353.64
-87.97%
₹316.82
-89.22%
11.00%₹557.58
-81.03%
₹477.00
-83.78%
₹415.89
-85.85%
₹368.01
-87.48%
₹329.52
-88.79%
12.00%₹581.02
-80.24%
₹496.78
-83.10%
₹432.91₹382.87
-86.98%
₹342.65
-88.35%
13.00%₹605.28
-79.41%
₹517.25
-82.41%
₹450.51
-84.68%
₹398.23
-86.45%
₹356.23
-87.88%
14.00%₹630.37
-78.56%
₹538.42
-81.69%
₹468.71
-84.06%
₹414.12
-85.91%
₹370.25
-87.41%

What is a two-stage DCF?

A discounted cash flow (DCF) model values a company by projecting its future free cash flows (FCFs) and discounting them back to today using the company’s weighted average cost of capital (WACC). A two-stage model splits the forecast into a high-growth phase (typically 5 years) and a fade phase (another 5 years) before applying a terminal value at a perpetuity growth rate. The sum of the present-value FCFs plus the present-value terminal value gives enterprise value (EV). Dividing by shares outstanding gives the intrinsic value per share.

How to read the sensitivity table

The matrix above shows how the per-share intrinsic value changes when WACC (the discount rate) and growth rate are perturbed by ±2%. The central cell is your base case. The colour signals whether each combination produces an intrinsic value above (green) or below (red) the current market price. A robust thesis should produce a green cell across most of the matrix.

Why margin of safety matters

DCF outputs depend on inputs that nobody knows precisely — five years out, growth, margins and capex are educated guesses at best. The Monte Carlo tab shows the distribution of intrinsic values when those inputs are randomly perturbed. The P10-P90 band is a more honest range than the base estimate. Look for a stock where the market price is below the P25 of the distribution — that’s a real margin of safety.