Financial Modeling & Valuation - Automobile Sector

Course details

Financial Modeling includes professionally forecasting future financial statements like Income Statements, Balance Sheets & Cash Flows. Financial modeling is a skill which is globally recognized by Investment banks, Private Equity Funds, Research Organizations, Venture Capital Funds, and Consulting firms. It is not very difficult to become a modeler but it is very challenging to master the art skillfully. More simple and articulate models highlight a clear thinking process and a deep financial knowledge of a modeler. A financial model consists of one or more input parameters along with data and formulas that are used to perform calculations or make predictions. A Financial Model can help you in decision making whether to make investment in a company. It could also be used to represent the performance of a business, a project, or any other investment. Useful tools that allow business options and risks to be evaluated in a cost-effective manner against a range of assumptions. Helps in identifying optimal solutions and evaluating financial returns.

This course on Financial Modeling of Mahindra and Mahindra covers the following skill sets for students:

• Using meaningful spreadsheets to create professional models which can be used for multiple objectives like valuation, project finance, merger analysis, restructuring sensitivities
• Using advanced analytical concepts to make dynamic switches in model
• Creating scenarios and sensitivities
• Working on valuations across sectors and industries
• Understanding industry-specific nuances and business dynamics and applying the same while modeling
• Creating ability to quickly manipulate and articulate models in any given situations

In this course, we have prepared Financial Model of Mahindra and Mahindra. We will be covering the following modules:

 Populating the historical values

 Financial Statement Analysis

 Projections

 Depreciation and Amortization Schedule

 Linking the Financial statements

 Equity and Debt

 Valuation

 Relative valuation