What does DCF stand for?

Byline: shiv03 Discounted Cash Flow of $360M (10% discount rate) after $420 million capex.

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Recoverable amount is the higher of an asset's fair value less cost to sell and its "value in use" ("VIU"), a discounted cash flow determination.

BP BP shares continue to be rated as outperform relative to the sector with a fair value of 560p based upon discounted cash flow analysis.

Sophisticated investor-purchasers of large income-producing properties in major urban centers show a preference for discounted cash flow analysis (yield capitalization), while those investing in small income-producing properties in secondary markets rely primarily on direct capitalization.

Due to the increase in the number of banks and institutional investors now requiring the use of ARGUS software and other applications of computer models when completing a discounted cash flow analysis, the Appraisal Institute is unveiling a new two-day course, 810--Computer Enhanced Cash Flow Modeling.

Chiquita took the write-downs upon its emergence in the first quarter of 2002, using a method of accounting called "fresh-start," which is based on current fair values and discounted cash flows.

The draft urges the nation's five large banking groups as well as two trust banks to employ the so-called discounted cash flow (DCF) method to assess the 10 billion yen or more in loans extended to borrowers classified as requiring ''special attention'' or ''firms at risk of failure.