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NAV calculation does not follow a method set in stone. However, one of the more common ways involves a discounted cash flow (‘DCF’) analysis. An asset’s value is mostly determined by the future cash flows that it can generate and its residual value upon its sale. The determined value is then cut back using a ‘discount rate’ to reflect what an investor’s probable internal rate of return (‘IRR’) would be, adjusting for any risk or volatility of the market and projected cash flows. The more the level and growth of cash flows and its expected residual value, and the lower the risk associated with the cash flows, the greater the NAV will be. https://strataprop.com/insight-details/the-basics-of-nav-calculation Address: Bengaluru (HQ) , Galaxy Building, 43, Residency Rd, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru , Karnataka – 560025.