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Lifetime Value Calculation

What is Lifetime Value Calculation? Lifetime Value Calculation is the process by which a business measures the value of a customer to the business through the customer’s full lifespan. Customer Lifetime Value or LTV is one of the metrics used to measure the growth of a company.     By comparing the LTV of a…

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Debt Free Cash Free Valuation

What is the Debt Free Cash Free Valuation Method? Debt Free Cash Free (DFCF) Valuation method values a business under the assumption that the business has no debt (debt free) and no excess cash (cash free). In some sense, the debt free cash free valuation method ignores the target company’s financial components (debt and cash…

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Price to Sales Ratio

What is the Price to Sales Ratio? The Price to Sales ratio, also known as the P/S ratio, is a formula used to measure the total value that investors place on the company in comparison to the total revenue generated by the business. It is calculated by dividing the share price by the sales per…

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Employee Retention

What is Employee Retention? Employee retention refers to the efforts on the part of an employer aimed at creating an environment that supports the needs of current employees so that they can continue to be part of an organization. Most employee retention programs and policies are aimed at addressing different employee needs to enhance their…

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Free Cash Flow Yield

What is Free Cash Flow Yield? Free cash flow yield is important for any business, large or small, because it acts as a good metric for cash flow in comparison to the company’s size. Cash flow is always an important metric for a company, as it shows – primarily to investors – its operating performance….

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Sum Of The Parts (SOTP) Valuation

What is Sum Of The Parts (SOTP) Valuation? Sum Of The Parts (SOTP) valuation is an approach to valuing a firm by separately assessing the value of each business segment or subsidiary and adding them up to get the total value of the firm. It can be used in conjunction with various valuation techniques such…

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Relative Valuation Models

What are Relative Valuation Models? Relative valuation models are used to value companies by comparing them to other businesses based on certain metrics such as EV/Revenue, EV/EBITDA, and P/E ratios. The logic is that if similar companies are worth 10x earnings, then the company that’s being valued should also be worth 10x its earnings. This…

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Dividend Payout Ratio Template

Dividend Payout Ratio Template This Dividend Payout Ratio Template will show you how to calculate the dividend payout ratio using the formula: DPR = Total dividends / Net income. Here is a preview of the template: Download the Free Template What is Dividend Payout Ratio (DPR)? The Dividend Payout Ratio (DPR) is the amount of…

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Acid Test Ratio Template

Acid Test Ratio Template This Acid Test Ratio Template will show you how to calculate the acid test ratio the formula: (Current Assets – Inventory) / Current Liabilities. Here is a preview of the template: Download the Free Template What is the Acid-Test Ratio? The Acid-Test Ratio, also known as the quick ratio, is a…

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Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio Template

Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio Template This Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio Template will show you how to compute the fixed charge coverage ratio using annual expenses and EBITDA figures. Here is a preview of the template: Learn more about the fixed charge coverage ratio and other important ratios to track financial health in CFI’s Loan Covenants…

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