The goal of the diploma thesis is to evaluate company Le Montmartre located in London to know the value of the company when Le Montmartre will be contained from four food shops. It is important to know the value of the company because Le Montmartre business development will take a lot of owner's energy and personal time, so the future value of the business will be a good motivation for him.. This diploma thesis is divided into 2 sections, theoretical and practical. Practical part involved company's introduction, product portfolio, strategic analysis and finance analysis. Company was evaluated by Free cash flow to firm within two phases. Le Montmartre is analysed and evaluated like two separated entities. Le Montmartre is a patisserie and boulangerie and Le Montmartre as a catering company. The value of Le Montmartre as patisserie and boulangerie is estimated on 2 675 295 pounds and Le Montmartre as catering company on 3 739 700 pounds. Company was evaluated on 31.12.2011 in real prices.

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The aim of this diploma thesis is to determine the market value of the company Svijany, a.s. as of 31. 12. 2014 using the discounted cash flow methods FCFF and FCFE. The purpose of valuation is for company owners. The thesis is divided into two main chapters. A theoretical chapter defines the concepts, reasons for valuation and the main processes and principles of valuation. A practical chapter applies the methods specified in theoretical part. The practical part contains strategic and financial analysis necessary to determine the future value of the company. As a next, the results of previous analyses are applied to identify value drivers and create financial plan. Finally, based on previous calculations it is possible to focus on valuation of the company using the discounted cash flow methods. In the end the individual methods of valuation are compared.

The thesis estimates the value of equity per share of the company Chart Ferox, a.s. for informational purposes of shareholders and management. The valuation is done through the DCF FCFE model. Prior to the financial plan and the valuation itself, the theses provides financial and strategic analysis of the company.

The thesis deals with the following question: 1. What are the renewable resources? 2. Types of renewable resource. 3. European Union approach to renewable resources: targets 4. Czech Republic approach to renewable resources: targets 5. Investment evaluation: Photovoltaic power plant.

The purpose of this diploma paper is to present economic models used to evaluate the investment and its implementation in calculating merits of investment in photovoltaic power plant. It consists of theoretical and practical part. Most importantly, the discounted cash flow method is used to evaluate the investment. To calculate the impact of potential adverse scenarios, cash flow streams of each of them were multiplied by their probabilities. Next stage of the paper provides sensitivity analysis for major risk factors. Finally, the breakeven point was determined and presented as a subsidiary case for investment decision.

Master's thesis focuses on evalution of Stallergenes SA. Theoretical part starts with clarifying the background of the company and sector it is situated in. It is followed by outlining the principles and methods of financial analysis. Theoretical part is ended by introduction of the enterprise evaluation methods. Practical part contains strategic analysis -- characteristics of the sector, competition analysis and prediction of future development. Next, the financial analysis is performed. The evaluation is done by using book value method, discounted cash flow method and method based on EVA model.

The aim of this thesis is to estimate the market value of the company Stora Enso Wood Products Ždírec s.r.o. to the date of 1st April 2015. For this purpose a strategic analysis was firstly conducted. This analysis focused not only on the environment where the company operates, but also on internal factors that significantly affect the company's competitiveness in the specific timber market. Consequently the financial stability and performance of the company was assessed through financial analysis. Its results confirmed the principle of going concern which enabled to estimate the market value of the company using some of the income approach. Due to adjustment of the capital structure, the two-step model of DCF Equity method was chosen. The determined value of the company was finally compared with a book value of equity.

Purpose:This thesis is examining two of the most common valuation methods put into practice on firms of different sizes in order to see if the market capitalization has any impact on said valuations. Relevance: Despite the widespread use of the intrinsic valuation methods both in academia and the professional world the amount of coverage concerning real life usage and analysis seems to be somewhat lacking. The numerous studies that cover the pros and cons of different valuation models and their supposed accuracy towards current stock prices. The studies rarely try to analyze whether or not the invisible hand of the market treats the firms differently depending on the market capitalization. Method: In this thesis the Free Cash Flow to Equity and Dividend Discount Model have been applied to 10 different firms of different sizes. The 10 firms were from a market capitalization perspective viewed as  5 “large”  and 5 “small”. For comparison matter, for each of the “large”  firms there was one corresponding “small” firm that operates in a similar line of business. The future growth projections were based on historical data and for the discount rate the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) was used. Conclusion: The two valuation models showed remarkably similar results, even when applied to firms of greatly different market capitalizations. Within the constraints and delimitations of this thesis, the conclusion is that according to Free Cash Flow to Equity model and Dividend Discount Model models the market does not value the firms differently with regards to market capitalization. In fact the divergencies in terms of absolute numbers of the valuations as a whole only show a 1% percentage unit difference in the Dividend Discount Model and a 2% percentage unit of difference in the Free Cash Flow to Equity model between the large and small cap segments.

This thesis deals with a fundamental share analysis of the Czech ČEZ Group. The theoretical part summarizes the most frequent techniques and methods of a fundamental share analysis. In the practical part these findings are used to analyze the shares of ČEZ. The core of the fundamental analysis itself lies in the calculation of the intrinsic value of the share. And finally, investment recommendations are proposed on the basis of the comparison between the acquired intrinsic value and the current market price of the shares.