Company inputs

Enter the latest figures in the same unit. Pick the scale once and every money and share field below uses it - the share price is always per share and is never scaled.
Hover any field for a quick explanation, or open "Where to find these numbers" at the bottom.

Auto-fill from a ticker

Pulls the latest reported fiscal-year figures and the current price, free via Yahoo Finance. Verify each one - they are estimates, not advice.

Unit scale

Tip: you can also type shorthand like 1.47B or 51.2M in any field.

Company
Market

Find the share count on any quote page ("shares outstanding" or "market cap / price").

Financials

All from the latest income statement and cash-flow statement. Use the same scale as the share count.

Advanced assumptions

These are the defaults the tool actually runs with - they are filled in, not placeholders. Change any of them to override; the results always list the assumptions that were used. Base growth stays blank on purpose: blank means "derive it from the company's own revenue history".

Where to find these numbers
FieldWhere to find it
Share priceAny quote page (Yahoo, Google, your broker).
Shares outstanding
Shares a year ago		Quote page "shares outstanding", or market cap / price. Prior year: last year's 10-K/10-Q cover page.
Revenue
Net income
EBIT
Interest expense		Income statement. Use the trailing twelve months (TTM) column.
Operating cash flow
Free cash flow		Cash-flow statement. Free cash flow = operating cash flow minus capital expenditures.
Total debt
Cash		Balance sheet. Use gross debt for total debt, and cash plus equivalents for cash.
ROICMany free screeners list it. Otherwise NOPAT divided by invested capital.

Keep every figure from the same period (all TTM) and the same scale. Consistency matters more than precision.

Enter the numbers and press Run analysis.