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This study selected a growing Taiwanese company which was established in 2004. After the financial crisis in 2008, the new management team joined in 2009 and went public in 2012 and the stock price was excellent. Therefore, we are trying to study whether the value of the enterprise is like the stock price since 2012, the fluctuations also have significant growth. There are two evaluation models which are commonly used in the market in this study: The Discounted Cash Flow Method (DCF) and Economic Value Added Method (EVA) to evaluate the value of the research target enterprise and compare the results with stock price fluctuations. The results of this study, the company value in the DCF calculation results was NT$7,475,917,000 in 2017, compared with the number of NT$1,614,911,000 listed in 2012, it grew many times. In 2013, the DCF result of the company was much higher in 2014, but in fact, the revenue of 2013 was bad, and the fluctuation of the evaluation results was not related to the stock price fluctuations. The result of the EVA was NT$125,478,000 in 2012 and only NT$4,704,000 in 2013. After adjusting the product line strategy, the company resumed in 2014, and the enterprise value was restored to NT$125,569,000. Since 2014, the product line of Company A had begun to advance to its own R&D technology. In 2015, the company's corporate value performance was NT$94,921,000, but since 2016, the value of the company had continued to increase. In 2016, it was NT$221,745,000 and 2017's NT$288,713,000. In contrast to the monthly average stock price record, the results of the EVA were consistent with stock price fluctuations. A contrast with the market information of A company's performance in 2013 and 2014, since Intel integrated USB3.0 into the chip in 2013, A company's USB3.0 host control chip was seriously affected, resulting in a decline in performance. This also led A Company to thought over the product line strategy and make a slight product line adjustment until 2014 performance began to pick up. The calculation of the DCF had many influencing factors. The short-term investment was increased in 2013 and Inventories and Accounts Receivable were increased in 2014, these all affected the calculation of the change in Net Working Capital, which further influenced the evaluation results of enterprises; The EVA calculated the net profit after tax, therefore, and the fluctuation of the enterprise value was more consistent with the stock price. |