Financial Valuation Modeling

Starting at

$

35

/hr

About this service

Summary

I provide comprehensive financial models that include detailed projections, valuation analysis, and risk assessments. These models are equipped with scenario and sensitivity analyses, offering clear insights and actionable recommendations to support strategic decision-making. The deliverables are designed to be both sophisticated and easily understandable, ensuring stakeholders can confidently use them to drive business growth.

What's included

  • Executive Summary

    - A high-level overview of the model’s purpose, key assumptions, findings, and recommendations.

  • Financial Statements Modeling

    - Income Statement: Projected revenues, expenses, and net income. - Balance Sheet: Assets, liabilities, and equity projections. - Cash Flow Statement: Cash inflows and outflows, including operating, investing, and financing activities.

  • Valuation Analysis

    - Discounted Cash Flow (DCF): Calculation of the present value of future cash flows. - Comparable Company Analysis (Comps): Valuation based on multiples of comparable companies. - Precedent Transactions: Valuation based on multiples from past transactions in the industry.

  • Scenario and Sensitivity Analysis

    - Analysis showing how changes in key assumptions impact financial outcomes, often using best-case, worst-case, and base-case scenarios. - Sensitivity Tables showing how changes in variables (like sales growth or cost of goods sold) affect key financial metrics. - Models that allow users to input different scenarios and see the resulting financial outcomes.

  • Break-even Analysis

    Identification of the sales volume or revenue needed to cover all expenses.

  • Ratio Analysis

    Key performance indicators and metrics specific to the business, such as profit margins, return on investment (ROI), and debt-to-equity ratio.

  • Detailed Supporting Schedules

    - Revenue Projections: Breakdown by product line, geography, or customer segment. - Cost Projections: Detailed cost breakdown, including fixed and variable costs. - Capital Expenditure (CapEx) Plan: Planned investments in long-term assets. - Debt Schedule: A detailed schedule of current and projected debt, including interest rates and repayment plans.

  • Assumptions & Methodologies Sheet

    - A detailed list of the key assumptions used in the model, such as growth rates, cost estimates, and market conditions. - Explanation of the methodologies used in the model, including formulas and calculations - Identification and analysis of potential risks and their impact on financial projections.


Skills and tools

Financial Advisor
Financial Consultant
Business Consultant
Microsoft Excel
PowerPoint

Industries

Accounting

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