Session 31: Cash Flows & Growth Rates

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[@saicharandasari80]

I enjoyed every minute of this video. Thanks for explaining terminal growth rate concept so wonderfully

[@Luke-nh5tu]

thank you for your explanation, not many people plan out the way you do when you are trying to explain the whole context. many go into details while really showing you the essence of it. You do both

[@mohamedmadkour6926]

As usual, a Masterpiece from the professor. Thanks as its really clear, detailed, to the point and includes good breakdown for all steps and numbers. Thanks also for pointing up in the last part of the video of when you use the sales to capital ratio and when you use the reinvestment rate and ROC ratios as i was really confused why the reinvestment rate is not linked to the sales but linked to after tax operating income.

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[@vt96]

This is timeless.❤🎉

[@dilipvangal]

Wow!! So enlightening. Thanks a lot, guru!

[@manojkumar1777]

Very knowledgeable subject sir Thinking you sir for ur effort

[@samirarora7293]

Big fan sir. Great video

[@ABC2007YT]

Solid reasoning. Thanks professor.

[@ashrathahamed3170]

Can I use this growth rate forecasted using the above technique to extrapolate revenue growth rate

[@tw3ak1t9]

Thanks for uploading.

[@azngang3054]

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[@deepbatra1044]

FOE BANKS AND NBFC DO WE NEED TO EQUITY GROWTH RATE OR OPERATIONG INCOME GROWTH RATE?? ARE THERE ANY INDUSTRIES WHERE WE SHOULD USE EQUITY GORWTH RATE ?

[@shivkuma100]

Is sales/capital the same as asset turnover ratio ? Why is this stable over the ten year time frame? And is the industry comparable of 2.64 in the example a robust one? I recall you had made one for Amazon at higher numbers -- if it is a "unique" business model is a historical or company specific estimate more useful than an industry-averaged Sales/Capital. Also do you net out depreciation in your aggregate invested capital number ?

[@investmentandfinance205]

No you will get different values because assets include cash whereas in capital employed you have to deduct cash.other thing is capital employed does not include current liabilities assets is sum of liability and equity that's why you will get the difference

[@chedbeckford8067]

Valuation guru

[@alok462]

Hi Professor, Why your figures for change in debt is not match able with Annual report and also book value of equity for Tata Motors. Change in Debt for 2009-10 Consolidated = 26680.26 (long term Borrowing Issued) - 21072.65 (long term Borrowing repaid) = ₹ 5608.21 Cr or ₹56082 Mill. Also B.V. of equity for 2009-10 is 5706.0 + 76358.8 = ₹ 82064.8 million.

[@hurdur6828]

yes

[@vishaldahiya1222]

Sir who to calculate fcf of 3 year please reply

[@chandansingh9557]

Thank you sir. It was really helpful

[@Njsrufrider]

Every time I think I got it - Aswath reminds me of what an idiot I am

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3:02

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