En période de crise financière, les entreprises ont besoin de trésorerie pour réagir efficacement aux aléas et assurer leur solvabilité. Cette thèse se situe à l’interface entre l’opérationnel et la finance pour développer des modèles de planification tactique gérant simultanément les flux physiques et financiers dans la supply chain. Le coût de financement des opérations basé sur le besoin en fond de roulement (BFR) est intégré comme un nouvel aspect financier jamais considéré dans la littérature de lot-sizing. Nous débutons par une extension du modèle EOQ considérant les coûts de financement du BFR. L’objectif est la maximisation du profit. Une quantité de production optimale est obtenue analytiquement ainsi que l’analyse de la sensibilité du modèle. De plus, les comparaisons avec le modèle EOQ et un modèle qui considère le coût du capital sont étudiées. Ensuite, un modèle basé sur un lot-sizing dynamique est établi. La propriété ZIO est démontrée et permet l’utilisation d’un algorithme en temps polynomial. Enfin un scénario multi-niveau à capacité infini est étudié avec une approche séquentielle puis centralisée. La propriété ZIO est prouvée dans ces deux cas. Des algorithmes de programmation dynamique sont utilisés pour obtenir une solution optimale. Cette thèse peut être considérée comme un premier, mais significatif, travail combinant la planification de production et la gestion du besoin en fond de roulement dans des modèles de planification tactique. Nous montrons que les aspects financiers ont un impact significatif sur les plans de production. Les cas étudiés dans cette thèse peuvent être considérés comme des sous-problèmes dans l’étude de scénario plus réalistes. / In financial crisis, companies always need free cash flow to efficiently react to any uncertainties to ensure solvency. Thus, this thesis serves as an interface between operations and finance to develop tactical production planning models for joint management of physical and financial flows in the supply chain. In these models, the financing cost of operation-based working capital requirement (WCR) is integrated as a new financial aspect never before considered in the lot-sizing literature. We first focus on extending the classic EOQ model by considering the financing cost of WCR with a profit maximization objective. The optimal analytic production quantity formula is derived as well as sensitivity analysis of this model. Moreover, a comparison with the EOQ model and with the formula which considers the cost of capital are discussed. Secondly, a dynamic lot-sizing-based, discounted cash flow model is established based on Uncapacitated lot-sizing model. The zero-inventory ordering property is proven valid for this case and a polynomial-time algorithm can thus be established. Thirdly, multi-level and infinite capacity scenario is investigated with both sequential and centralized approaches. The ZIO property is demonstrated valid in both cases. Dynamic-programming based algorithms are constructed in order to obtain an optimal solution. This thesis should be considered as a first, but significant setup of combining production planning and working capital management. It is shown the significant financial consequences of lot-sizing decision on production planning. The cases investigated in this thesis may be tackled as subproblems in the study of more realistic scenarios.

The aim of this Master's thesis was to find out enterprise value dated 1.1. 2011, characterise risk connected with this value, for example as a variability of possible results and to judge how the enterprise was affected by the economic crises. I used method discounted cash flow in variant FCFF to calculate enterprise value. I used regression analysis as the basic method to predict the most significant value generator, sales, then I adjusted the results according to the predictions published in qualitative studies of the Czech building industry. The demand for enterprise production was reduced as a result of the economic crises; it enforced production reduction and led to decline in sales and profit in years 2009 and 2010, deteriorating of rentability indicators and long-term assets turnover. I found out the enterprise value with the help of software Crystal Ball also by the stochastic model. In this case I regarded the factors influencing the enterprise value as random quantities. Variability of the possible results ranges between upper and lower limit, i.e. between 1,8 and 3,2 billion crowns.

The aim of this master thesis is to assess the objectified value of equity of the company Arysta LifeScience Czech s.r.o. Estimation is conducted from the parent company's perspective, assessing the value of equity before the moment of purchase of the parent company by American firm Platform Specialty Products. Discounted cash flow method based on FCFE is used for the valuation. Essential foundation for application of this method is the financial plan, which is based on internal company data and performed strategic and financial analysis. Monte Carlo simulation is applied to the DCF method in order to verify the accuracy of determining the value of equity under uncertainty. Moreover, sensitivity analysis is used to identify risk factors, which are impacting value of equity the most. Discounted cash flow method is complemented by asset-based approach, specifically by the book value method. The value of equity based on income approach is estimated to be 932 367 thousand CZK.

The topic of this master thesis is the appraisment of the company Fruko-Schulz s.r.o. which specialized in the sector of production and distribution of spiritous liquers and fruit sirups. The company will be appraised with use of revenue method of discounted free cash flow for the owners, in the case that the company is able to follow the going concern principle. To be able to assume that, we will use the strategical and financial analyses. In the strategical analysis we will be assessing the internal and external potential of the company and the outlook of the relevant market. In the end we will be able to made prediction of this market and also the company's share of the market. The financial situation will be assessed in the finanacial analysis afterwards. It is then possible according to these analyses create the value generators and the finacial plan for the following years. The company will be appraised according to these plans and free cash flows to the firm.

The aim of this diploma thesis is to estimate the value of the company Jan Becher - Karlovarská Becherovka a.s. The valuation is made by June 30, 2015 for the purposes of current company shareholders. First part of the thesis is dedicated to the theoretical instruments of the company valuation, which are subsequently applicated in the second part of the thesis. First of all, the valuated company is briefly introduced and afterwards follows the strategic and financial analyses. The main goal of these analyses is to set a strategic background of the company, asses its current as well as expected future market position and its overall financial results. Based on these analyses, the main value drivers are specified and afterwards, with use of gained data, financial plan containing balance sheets and profit and loss accounts for the years 2016-2020 is compiled. This financial plan serves as a foundation stone to the valuation. The valuation itself is done using a yield method of discounted cash flow in variant of FCFF. At the end of this thesis, the estimated value of the company is also compared with the book value of the company.

[pt] O presente estudo ilustra os principais métodos usados no mercado e na academia para valorar uma empresa familiar de capital fechado. A Avaliação pelo Método Contábil, o Fluxo de Caixa Descontado e a Avaliação por Múltiplos são os métodos mais utilizados e serão abordados passo a passo em um estudo de caso para se identificar qual deles melhor se adequa à realidade da empresa alvo com o intuito de se obter um valor econômico financeiro justo. A empresa alvo ficará em sigilo por uma questão de estratégia, possibilitando assim, um possível venda total ou parcial. / [en] This study presents the main valuation methods often used in the market and in the research fields for small family companies. Accounting Valuation, Discounted Cash Flow and Multiples Method are the most used methods and they will be explained step by step in a study case tthat will point out which one is the most suitable one for the company. The company will remain confidential as a way of assuring its strategies and a future sale.

This Master‘s thesis is focused on the assessment of the market value of VODÁRENSKÁ AKCIOVÁ SPOLEČNOST, a. s. Based on the analysis of the company‘s surroundings and a financial analysis, a financial plan and the company‘s evaluation, using the method of discounted cash flow, are proposed.

This master thesis deals with specify a value of a chosen company by the income-based methods, especially by the Economic Value Added and Discounted Cash Flow. The thesis deals with describe of the methodology of bussiness valuation in the theoretical part. The practical part contains strategic and financial analysis, financial plan and the closure contains a proposal of valuation of company to date 1. 1. 2014.

The thesis is focused on determining the value of the company Steelmont - konstrukce s. r. o. The first part is dedicated to theoretical basis using available Czech and foreign literature that relate to this topic. The second part deals with the analysis of the current state of the company, which includes strategic and financial analysis. Another important part of the business valuation is financial plan. By using the suitable method is determined the enterprise value for a certain period, and finaly there are created proposals to increase this value.

This master´s thesis deals with the valuation of the chosen company OPTICONTROL, s.r.o. by using income-based method. The thesis is divided into three parts, namely the theoretical, analytical and practical . The theoretical part defines basic terms used in the valuation of companies, selected methods and valuation procedures required for application to a chosen company. The analytical part then consists of practical application of theoretical basis. Thus the content of the analytical part is strategic analysis, financial analysis and financial plan . In the last practical part there is valuation of the company itself.