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What is the definition of DCF? ‎

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Can you give me a brief description for DCF (Discounted Cash Flow)? ‎

As per each case study the DCF show one of the indicators like IRR and PBP, what is the ideal results of manufacture investment indicators ?‎

 

Answer added by  Alexander Galuts, Head of Financial Reporting Department, Alrosa Company Ltd
7 years ago

DCF - Discounted CashFlows. It is a method of valuing a project, company or asset using the time-value-of-money (TVM)  concept.

 

Answer added by  Ihab El Mortada, Business Development Manager, Fookis Labs
10 years ago

Since the free cash flows in an unlevered DCF analysis are pre-debt (i.e. a helpful way to think about this is to think of unlevered cash flows as the company’s cash flow ... See More

 

Answer added by  Ateeq Ahmad, Planning Engineer, Al Faisaliah Group
5 years ago

this is a term which is used to estimate the present investment cost after reviewing the futre cashflow of the project. 

 

Answer added by  RAJENDRAN ACHARY, Finance Manager, Royal Health Group LLC
5 years ago

  DCF is a method of valuation used to estimate the value of present investment based on its future cash flow.