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Valuation of company Opavia - LU, Ltd.
Zmelíková, Tereza ; Heřman, Jan (advisor) ; Zeman, Karel (referee)
The aim of the thesis "Valuation of company Opavia - LU, Ltd." is to perform assessment of the financial situation and valuation of the selected company. The analysis is worked out from the perspective of external users for the accounting period 2009-2013. The methodical section provides analysis of financial indicators, which are then examined in the practical part of the company itself. Financial analysis includes vertical and horizontal analysis, analysis of financial ratios and economic added value. Further, this work also focuses on prediction of the financial plan for future 5 year and valuation of the company based on discounted cash flow method.
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The valuation of company Telefónica Czech Republic,a.s.
Smolková, Anna ; Mařík, Miloš (advisor) ; Luxemburk, Patrik (referee)
The aim of the diploma thesis is to determine the market value of the company Telefónica Czech Republic,.a.s. as at 31.12.2010. The structure of the thesis has a form of expert opinion and does include the valuation itself as well as the financial and strategic analysis. The financial plan for the period of 2011 till 2017 was compiled based on the outcome of both the analyses (strategic and financial). The value of the company is determined by two methods: DCF equity (three scenarios of future development, pessimistic, realistic, optimistic, are included) and market comparison. The interval of valuation is determined based on outcome of both the methods.
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Domain names valuation
Nešpor, Radek ; Střížová, Vlasta (advisor) ; Maříková, Pavla (referee)
The goal of this graduation thesis is a proposal of domain names valuation methodology. For the purpose of valuation the domain names are divided into three classes based on the manner of generation of their utility which is the main value making factor. For the domain names class which is able to generate cash flow itself there are two income methods proposed -- DCF method and market comparison method. The domain names which serve as a marketing tool and therefore their utility is projected into incomes for products and services, are marked as class two. Their valuation is based on excess earnings method and profit premium method. The last class is the domain names whose utility is not known and neither obvious. Their valuation is made through combination of expanse and income methods in the form of point method. Model examples of valuation for each class of domain names are mentioned in the last chapter.
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