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General Motors Company (GM)
Intrinsic Value
DCF Not Suitable for GM
Low operating margin (4.4%) — business model may not support stable cash flows.
Alternative Approach:
Monitor for margin expansion before applying DCF.
General Motors Company (GM) Intrinsic Value
DCF-based fair value calculation with Bear, Base, and Bull scenarios
Frequently Asked Questions
Is GM stock undervalued or overvalued?
Insufficient data to compute DCF valuation for GM. This typically occurs with negative FCF, early-stage companies, or financials where standard DCF models require modification.
What is GM's intrinsic value?
Unable to calculate intrinsic value. DCF requires positive free cash flow and complete financial data. For banks/REITs, we substitute Net Income or FFO respectively.
How is GM's fair value calculated?
Standard two-stage DCF with 5-year explicit forecast period and Gordon Growth terminal value. WACC estimated from sector averages and company beta. For GM, insufficient data prevents full calculation—typically requires 3+ years of positive FCF history.