Can we use FCFi*(1+g) or the average growth from the past is a better choice? i=1,2,...,n Thanks

Is this for TV calculation or forecasting during a non-constant growth period? If the prior, then yes you would use FCFi*(1+g)/(r-g) assuming FCFi is the FCF for the last year of non-constant growth. Otherwise, you have to do normal FCF calculation up to that period: EBIAT + d&a - capex - nwc while company is in non-steady state FCF period.

DCF- fast way to predict the FCF growth rate?

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