Question on Mckinsey valuation DCF model

Hi hello, I've just discovered the forum, and have the following question. I'm reading Mckinsey's book ("Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies"), which I find outstanding. One of the chapters of the book, goes thoroughly though a real case valuation of global brewer Heineken. I only have the book, as I've hired it from my MBA school library. The DCF model, is priced at USD 160. Before I spend the money, I would like to confirm from anyone who has already bought it, if it has the Heinken case included it (with the actual financial statements figures), I'm not interested in a blank template.....For me a real case with numbers, based on published annual reports is what teaches me the most, (as the detail is in the devil, and having a comparative real case with numbers makes all the difference!)

Thank you very much! Pedro

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