Company Forecast Calculator

Play with assumptions on a top company and see the 5-year revenue, free cash flow, and DCF impact instantly. Built from SEC EDGAR filings across 360 companies.

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Apple
AAPL · Technology
Revenue FY30
$622.08B
from $383.29B
FCF FY30
$151.47B
Margin 24.3%
Enterprise value
$2.06T
5.4× LTM revenue
Equity value
$1.99T
Net debt $66.72B
Revenue & free cash flow - history and 5-year forecast
Line (area)
Bars
Historicals from SEC EDGAR (grey). Forecast years (color) update live as you move the sliders.

Assumptions

Revenue growth (annual)
10.2%
-10.0%baseline 10.2%40.0%
Gross margin
41.1%
5.0%baseline 41.1%90.0%
Capex % of revenue
3.1%
0.0%baseline 3.1%30.0%
WACC (discount rate)
9.00%
4.0%baseline 9.0%18.0%
Terminal growth
2.50%
0.0%baseline 2.5%5.0%

Need this as an Excel model?

Keep iterating on the Apple forecast in Excel. The downloadable sample has every assumption you see here plus a fully integrated income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, and debt schedule - five years of SEC historicals and live formulas in a fully editable workbook.

income_statement.xlsx
Income statement, brown brand palette
income_statement.xlsx
Income statement, green brand palette
income_statement.xlsx
Income statement, red brand palette

How the calculator works

Every company in the picker starts with assumptions seeded from its most recent SEC-reported fiscal year - revenue growth, gross margin, capex intensity, and capital structure. Move a slider and the engine reprojects the next five years of income statement, free cash flow, and a simple unlevered DCF valuation. The full Excel model behind each company is one click away.

What the sliders drive

  • Revenue growth compounds the top line each year, which flows into COGS, opex, capex, and working capital lines.
  • Gross margin changes the share of revenue retained after cost of goods - the single biggest lever on operating income for most companies.
  • Capex % drives the investment in PP&E and is subtracted from operating cash flow to get free cash flow.
  • WACC is the discount rate for the DCF - higher WACC means a tougher hurdle and a lower present value.
  • Terminal growth controls the long-run growth rate after the explicit five-year window, feeding the Gordon-growth terminal value.

Why this is a simple model

The calculator deliberately exposes a handful of drivers so the chart stays interpretable. Under the hood the engine still computes the other lines - R&D, SG&A, D&A, working-capital changes, dividends, buybacks - using the company’s historical ratios. If you want to override every assumption with full balance-sheet integrity, download the Excel model from the company page.

Banks, insurers, REITs, and homebuilders are excluded from the picker - their financial structure doesn’t fit a general-corporate driver model. We surface those companies on their dedicated pages instead.

Want the full Excel model?

Every company has a downloadable 3-statement Excel file with integrated balance sheet, every assumption exposed, and SEC EDGAR historicals baked in. Pick a company in the calculator above and use the download button, or browse the catalog.

Alex Tapio, founder of Finamodel and ex-Deloitte financial modelling expert

Alex Tapio

Founder of Finamodel • Professional Financial Modeller • Ex-Deloitte

alextapio.comx.com/alextapioLinkedIncontact [at] finamodel.com

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