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RealDutch

02/09/14 12:01 PM

#56524 RE: Clayton van Brimmer #56521

I know of a Fortune-100 that used a 18% project CF discount factor



My method also reflects an 18% discount factor (and I did use 150M shares, not 130M).

Perhaps not a coincidence, since I used PEG.
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RealDutch

02/09/14 12:15 PM

#56526 RE: Clayton van Brimmer #56521

I would be tempted to use a discount factor somewhere between 20-30% for SIAF considering various factors (China, corporate governance, limited access to financing, trading on a crappy list etc)



Duh, are you suggesting that the Zhongshan government doesn't have the cash? :-)

SIAF doesn't need funding for this.
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NYKnuckleballer

02/09/14 12:44 PM

#56533 RE: Clayton van Brimmer #56521

I know of a Fortune-100 that used a 18% project CF discount factor for Argentina a couple of years ago



Do you know over how long of a time period?

The problem with using a single discount figure over a double digit time period is that the ending years basically have no value. Using a 30% discount factor basically makes a $5.9B income stream worth less than $1B.