Thank you for sharing the detailed notes. It's very helpful. wrt to WACC, I see that you have taken ERP @6%. I was checking Aswath Damodaran's latest post on ERP, in which he has taken India's ERP as 7.08%. Do you think it might make sense to take at 7.08% than the current 6%? Or do you think the 1% differential is fine and let it be?
This is very useful. Thank you for sharing, Vivek. Wanted to know how it works? Like the factors behind the WACC or the capital allocation grading.
Thanks ,An upcoming post with an detailed example coming soon
We can go with either results would work but vary slightly
ok, thank you for patiently answering my queries and making this great tool!
https://github.com/vivek-bothra/Tankrich-Interactive-dashboard/blob/main/DASHBOARD_SIMPLE_EXPLANATION.md
Thank you for sharing the detailed notes. It's very helpful. wrt to WACC, I see that you have taken ERP @6%. I was checking Aswath Damodaran's latest post on ERP, in which he has taken India's ERP as 7.08%. Do you think it might make sense to take at 7.08% than the current 6%? Or do you think the 1% differential is fine and let it be?
Here's the link to Damodaran's post: https://aswathdamodaran.substack.com/p/data-update-4-for-2026-a-risk-journey and
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