What is a reverse DCF analysis?

Reverse DCF solves for the annual growth rate implied by the current price, instead of assuming a growth rate to compute fair value. This page runs the model on trailing EPS and on free cash flow per share — both views appear below so you can compare what the market implies under each.

What FCF / share growth is priced into TTWO?

On the FCF / share basis, the model implies about 40.7% annual free-cash-flow-per-share growth for Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) at the current price. Compare to the 3-year historical FCF-per-share CAGR of 30.8%.

Why does TTWO use FCF / share instead of EPS?

Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) has non-positive trailing EPS, so a standard EPS-based reverse DCF would not be meaningful. The page runs the model on free cash flow per share instead — operating cash flow minus capital expenditure, divided by diluted shares.

What is TTWO's fair value based on historical growth?

If Take-Two Interactive Software (TTWO) grew at its historical per-share CAGR in the DCF setup, the model produces the following fair values. Using the historical FCF-per-share CAGR, fair value lands at about $118.44 — 49.3% below the current price.

Is TTWO overvalued or undervalued?

Compare the implied per-share growth on each basis to the corresponding historical CAGR and, for EPS, to analyst consensus. A reverse DCF is one educational lens — it does not account for changes in capital structure, sector cycles, or business-model transitions, and it is not investment advice.

TTWO fair value & reverse DCF

Fair value (multi-method)

Four independent methods triangulate what TTWO is worth. The headline is the Forward-DCF intrinsic value at a normalized growth rate; the margin of safety compares it to the current price.

Estimated fair value (Forward DCF)

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Valuation methods

Each method’s implied fair value per share and its upside versus the current price. Missing methods (no analyst coverage, negative earnings, etc.) are shown as “—”.

Method	Fair value	Upside vs price
Forward DCF	—	—
Exit multiple	$211.21	-9.58%
Analyst target	$289.86	+24.09%
Graham number	—	—

Forward DCF—
Exit multiple$211.21
Analyst target$289.86
Graham number—

Stock price

$233.58

FCF / share (TTM)

$1.01

3Y FCF CAGR

30.8%

Fair value @ hist. growth

$118.44

This analysis is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Scenario prices and DCF-style figures depend on your assumptions and data from public filings and estimates. They are not forecasts of future returns.

Implied FCF growth

40.7%

per year over your projection horizon

Premium vs DCF

Margin of safety -97.2% vs hist-growth DCF

Historical 3Y CAGR

30.8%

Your model implies

40.7%

Analyst consensus is EPS-only — no comparable FCF / share estimate to show on this basis.

Model inputs

Move sliders to test how the reverse DCF reacts. Historical-growth markers show where the company has actually grown over the last cycle.

Discount rate (cost of equity proxy)9.5%

Terminal growth2.50%

Projection years10 yr

FCF growth per year (supplemental projection)31%

Undiscounted FCF per share over 10 years at 31% annual growth.

Sensitivity — implied growth vs your assumptions

Each cell shows the per-share growth rate the market would need to justify the current price at that combination of discount rate (rows) and terminal growth (columns). Your selected inputs are highlighted.

Row axis: discount rate. Column axis: terminal growth.Terminal g →↓ Discount	1.5%	2.0%	2.5%	3.0%	3.5%
7.5%	36.4%	35.4%	34.2%	32.9%	31.5%
8.5%	39.5%	38.6%	37.6%	36.5%	35.3%
9.5%	42.3%	41.5%	40.7%	39.7%	38.8%
10.5%	45.0%	44.3%	43.5%	42.7%	41.8%
11.5%	47.5%	46.9%	46.2%	45.5%	44.7%

Color≤ historical CAGRModerate premiumHigh premium (≥ 15pp above hist)Your inputs

Historical multiples

Each bar is the trailing five-year range (low left, high right). Filled portion runs from low to today; the dot marks today; the small tick marks the five-year median. Low, median, and high are listed under each bar.

P/EToday42.5

5Y low32.4

Median34.4

5Y high61.9

P/SToday5.5

5Y low3.6

Median5.1

5Y high6.4

EV/EBITDAToday30.2

5Y low17.5

Median21.8

5Y high37.3

PEG

4.29

Demanding vs growth

Net debt

$1.41B

Total debt − cash

Beta

0.96

Vs market benchmark

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