Company valuation models
Editable spreadsheets for reviewing historical results and exploring how forecasts, discount rates and terminal assumptions affect value.
About DCF Analyst
Independent research. Editable tools.
Make the assumptions part of the analysis.
DCF Analyst publishes company valuation models and research resources that help readers organize financial information, explore business drivers and test their own assumptions.
What we make
Strategy resources
Company-specific materials organized around established frameworks, including SWOT, business model canvas, BCG and competitive analysis.
Research and explanations
Articles that explain business concepts and company context. A published analysis is a starting point for investigation, rather than a recommendation to trade.
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People and experience
Meet the team
Our work combines financial modeling experience with editorial research. Henry Sheykin is responsible for editorial review of products and models; Oleksii Ryzhkov reviews blog articles.
Product and model editorial review
Henry Sheykin
Reviews valuation models and company research tools.
How to use our work
- Check the scope. Confirm the company, period, currency and file format.
- Inspect the evidence. Compare important inputs with current filings and company disclosures.
- Change the assumptions. Use scenarios and sensitivity analysis to understand the range of possible results.
- Apply your judgment. A model cannot remove uncertainty or replace advice tailored to your circumstances.
Commercial transparency and corrections
DCF Analyst sells digital resources. Articles and product pages can link to those paid resources. This commercial relationship should not turn a modeled estimate into a reported fact or a product description into an investment recommendation.
If a fact, calculation, link or description appears wrong, send us the page URL and supporting evidence. Our disclaimer explains the limits of the material.