Treballs de l'alumnat - Facultat d'Economia i Empresa - Finances Corporatives - Grau d'Administració i Direcció d'Empreses (ADE)

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    Principles of company valuation. A comprehensive guide
    (2017-07) Fibla Salgado, Aleix; Kasperskaya, Yulia
    (eng) This report has been done with the objective of providing students in the subject of Corporate Finance with a real example, in which to apply the contents learned during the course. The paper essentially focuses on company valuation, presenting three chapters where different valuation methodologies are both described and implemented. Hennes & Mauritz AB is chosen as the company being evaluated, but all procedures are perfectly reproducible in other firms. Each valuation method in this work uses real financial data from the firm together with external economic data for determining the company’s theoretical value and, afterwards, compare the value obtained with what the market says. In short, valuation techniques presented are a powerful tool for financial analysts to detect potential over or undervalued businesses and use this information to improve their decision-making.
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    Valuation of Kellogg Co.
    (2017-06-09) Urdaneta, Paula; Wu, Tong; Cantó de Fuentes, Alex; Kasperskaya, Yulia
    This report is the result of the final work of Corporate Finance course (fall 2016-2017). Using the methods of valuation studied in class we estimated the equity value of Kellogg Co., an American multinational food manufacturing company at the end of December of 2016. The report is structured in five different parts: introduction, estimation of the cost of capital using the WACC method, valuation of the company using the multiples method, valuation of the company using the Discounted Cash Flow method and conclusion. Our results show that different valuation methods gave estimations close to the market price. While the multistage dividend model and multiples methods give the results bellow the market prices, the DCF method is approaching more closely the market valuation.