intrinsic value question?

Question

if a company did not pay any dividends how could you estimate its intrinsic value? What kind of data or information you would need?

Answer 1

stocks value is not only depends on dividend growth alone. the stock valuation is a combination of discounted cashflow, earnings growth as well as dividends. Read more on how to calculate intrinsic value right here:

How to Calculate Intrinsic Value
http://www.stock-investment-made-easy.com/calculate-intrinsic-value.html

Answer 2

I'm confused about "intrinsic value". Is there any other value than the price in the market? Disregard economists entirely here. Go the the market, cash in hand, and you will find out immediately the value of the stock.

Answer 3

You would do a discounted cash flow analysis. You would need its current financial state and a set of assumptions in order to build a cash flow model for the company going forward. From this you could estimate free cash flow and therefore estimate intrinsic value.

Answer 4

I believe you are asking to know how Intrinsic value of Shares of a Company is calculated.If so, add up the realisable value of all assets(excluding fictitious ones). Deduct the total of all outside liabilities of the company.This is Net Asset. Divide this by the number of shares (if the company has only one type of shares and all such shares are paid up to same level).Now you get Intrinsic Value of each share.That's it.