Valuation // discounted cash flow

F DCF calculator

The last close is prefilled; the share count is not, because the newest filed share count (dei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding) is as of 2011-04-28, 5,661 days before the 2026-10-27 close. Some issuers stop filing that figure; a count that old is not today's company. Enter a current count from Ford Motor Co’s latest filing, and the assumptions are yours.

Discounted Cash Flow

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YearProjected FCFFPresent value
1$10.80B$9.82B
2$11.66B$9.64B
3$12.60B$9.46B
4$13.60B$9.29B
5$14.69B$9.12B
Sum of PV, forecast cash flows$47.34B
Terminal value
$216.20B
PV of terminal value
$134.24B
Enterprise value
$181.58B
Equity value
$181.58B
$181.58intrinsic value / shareAdd a current price to see the valuation gap.

Sensitivity: intrinsic value per share

Growth down the side, discount rate across the top. Forecast years, terminal growth, cash, debt and shares stay as entered, and every cell runs the same calculation as the result above.

Growth ↓ Discount →8%9%10%11%12%
4%215.29179.27153.55134.26119.26
6%234.91195.33167.07145.89129.42
8%256.00212.58181.58158.36140.31
10%278.64231.08197.14171.72151.97
12%302.92250.91213.81186.02164.44

Outlined: your current pair. Enter a current price to shade the cells at or above it and draw the line where the estimate equals it.

Ground the assumptions: F workspace (filings, fundamentals) · red flags check · the plain DCF calculator · DCF, defined

F’s fiscal-year cash flow, income and balance sheet from its XBRL filings, dated: XLSX · CSV

F DCF FAQ

What does the F DCF calculator prefill?

When our filings snapshot has data for F, the latest price and share count prefill automatically; assumptions always stay yours.

Why is free cash flow not prefilled?

Free cash flow needs judgment: trailing vs normalized, before or after stock-based compensation. We prefill only mechanical facts (price, share count) and leave the judgment inputs to you, stated plainly.

Is this F's fair value?

It is the arithmetic consequence of YOUR inputs. Change the growth or discount rate a point and the answer moves a lot — that sensitivity is the real lesson of a DCF, and none of this is a recommendation.