Wondering if anybody has any recommendations to find detailed 3 statement models/ valuation examples. I know advanced models will include more granular details, but I am hoping to learn about how these details are manifested in a model.
Ik it varies by company, but just looking for an example. Other forums seem quite dated
Thanks!
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Someone just throwing a model at you wont teach you the inner workings of a company. But, critically thinking about where you can make things more granular is where you will really learn. Example, Revenue broken out by product for a Consumer products company, or Expenses per oil well drilled for a Oil and gas company( and all the components that go into drilling).
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This is actually really cool. I am going to start recommending this to the students that network with me.
Thanks! Another great resource that could be helpful is streetofwalls.com they have great training material on modeling and guides on interview process, moving to PE, etc.
eloquens.com has free and paid models you can download and go through. I like to use it for getting ideas on how others display information - taking parts from a few models to use with mine.
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