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Capital Investment Financial Model (DCF)
A discounted cashflow (DCF) capital investment financial model is used to evaluate investment decisions such as the purchase of another company or investing in new equipment or a new site.
The financial model will generate the future cashflows of the potential investment, which is then discounted.
The cashflow will generally include the quantification of any synergies, opportunity costs or erosion associated with the project.
The resulting net cashflow can be analysed with a firms preferred metric, i.e. NPV, IRR, payback or discounted payback to determine if it is an opportunity worth pursuing.
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