Build practical financial modeling skills by analyzing and valuing Starbucks using real-world financial data. In this course, you will learn how to review historical financial performance, evaluate financial ratios, identify revenue and cost drivers, and develop forecasting assumptions that support accurate financial models. You will then construct integrated income statements, cash flow statements, equity schedules, and balance sheets before applying a Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation to estimate enterprise value.

Designed for learners interested in corporate finance, investment banking, equity research, and financial analysis, this course provides a structured, hands-on approach to end-to-end financial modeling. Using Starbucks as a case study, you will explore how operational factors such as sales growth, cost structures, working capital, and depreciation influence financial performance and valuation. By the end of the course, you will be able to analyze historical financial data, build forecasting assumptions, create fully integrated financial statements, reconcile a balanced financial model, and perform a DCF valuation using free cash flows and WACC. If you want to strengthen your financial modeling and valuation skills through a practical, company-based case study, this course provides a clear and systematic learning experience.