Valuation // discounted cash flow

PFE DCF calculator

Prefilled with what the filings actually say about PFIZER INC: 5.7B

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EVIDENCE — filed/published fact
SourceShares outstanding as the company filed it
Fielddei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding
As ofcount as of 2026-10-28
Filing10-Q · 0000078003-26-000127 · filed 2026-11-03
Open the filing on EDGAR →Open the XBRL payload →
CitePFIZER INC (PFE), dei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding: 5,699,853,733 shares, as of 2026-10-28. Form 10-Q, accession 0000078003-26-000127, filed 2026-11-03. Source: SEC EDGAR XBRL companyconcept, https://data.sec.gov/api/xbrl/companyconcept/CIK0000078003/dei/EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding.json
shares outstanding and a $167.5B
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INFERENCE — derived by arithmetic
SourceLast close times filed shares outstanding
Fielddei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding
As ofclose 2026-11-06; count as of 2026-10-28
Filing10-Q · 0000078003-26-000127 · filed 2026-11-03
How29.39 USD close on 2026-11-06 × 5,699,853,733 shares = 167.52 billion USD.
Open the filing on EDGAR →Open the XBRL payload →
market cap at the 2026-11-06 close of $29.39
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EVIDENCE — filed/published fact
SourceEnd-of-day close, Databento daily bars
As ofclose 2026-11-06
How29.39 USD, delayed, not real-time.
. Your job is the assumptions: free cash flow, growth and the discount rate.

Discounted Cash Flow

Live tool
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: PFE’s realized growth in free cash flow and EPS per share over 3, 5 and 10 filed years, each year linked to its annual report · PFE workspace (filings, fundamentals) · red flags check · the plain DCF calculator · DCF, defined

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

Coverage receipt // what this page has for PFE

Read from our stored filings snapshot, as of 2026-11-07 18:42 UTC. 5 held, 2 not held.

  • Last close (prefilled)29.39 USD
    REPORTED End-of-day closing price; as of 2026-11-06. No single source document identified.
  • Shares outstanding (prefilled)5.70B
    REPORTED SEC XBRL companyfacts, share count, dei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding; as of 2026-10-28; Form 10-Q 0000078003-26-000127, filed 2026-11-03.
  • Market cap167.52B
    DERIVED Last close times filed shares outstanding, dei:EntityCommonStockSharesOutstanding; as of close 2026-11-06; count as of 2026-10-28; Form 10-Q 0000078003-26-000127, filed 2026-11-03.
  • Recent filings on record5 (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K)
    REPORTED SEC EDGAR submissions, newest Form 8-K; as of filed 2026-11-03.
  • Insider Form 4 filings indexed14
    DERIVED SEC EDGAR submissions, Form 4; as of 90 days to 2026-11-07.
Not on this page
  • Free cash flow: not prefilled: trailing or normalized, before or after stock pay, is a judgment, so it stays your input. The filed cash flows are in the download below.
  • Growth and discount rate: yours by design; a DCF is the arithmetic of its assumptions.
PFE DCF FAQ

What does the PFE DCF calculator prefill?

PFE's latest end-of-day price and its filing-derived share count. Free cash flow, growth and discount rate are yours to set — a DCF is only as honest as its assumptions, so we don't pick them for you.

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 PFE'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.