Independent research / Fintech 01

The price of
frontier intelligence.

Two companies reshaping AI. One transparent framework for the cash flows behind their valuations.

The starting cases

Illustrative base assumptions · Enterprise value
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Enterprise value measures the operating business. Completed financing prices and valuation expectations are separate equity references.

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The interactive model

Build the cash-flow case.

Anthropic / Base
Illustrative forecast

Enterprise valuation

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From assumptions to cash flow

The path to 2036

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Annual forecast · USD billions · 2027–2036

Annual forecast & cash-flow reconciliationView table
The valuation range

Cost of capital × long-term growth

Enterprise value · USD bn
Sensitivity follows the current assumptions.

The outlined cell is the current case. Other assumptions stay fixed. A dash marks an invalid WACC, growth or terminal ROIC combination.

Work backward from a value

What growth would it take?

Reverse DCF

Solve the 2027–2030 annual revenue growth required to reach your target enterprise value. Later growth, margins and capital assumptions stay fixed.

Enter an enterprise value to explore a required growth path.

Search range: 0–200% early growth. A solved path is a conditional scenario; it is not a likelihood or an investment recommendation. A financing price is not an EV target without an explicit bridge.

Optional hypothetical equity bridgeAdd adjustments

Translate enterprise value using your cash, debt and other claims assumptions. Zeroes are editable placeholders, not disclosed balances.

Enable the bridge to apply your assumptions.

Equity value = enterprise value + cash − debt − other claims. This simplified bridge does not model share classes, dilution or preferences.

Take the model with you.

Exports use your current valid assumptions.

Finance meets engineering

A valuation should be inspectable.

Built by Charles Dai to connect financial research, reproducible modeling and full stack development.

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