The information technology industry is currently the fastest-growing sector globally. Understanding value creation and key drivers for revenue growth in technology companies is one of the main challenges currently facing industry experts and analysts. This paper aims to analyze the business operations of the technology company Span, through a detailed review of financial statements and the identification of future revenue drivers based on industry analysis, as well as an assessment of external factors that could have an impact on the company. The valuation methods used in this paper focused on determining the intrinsic value, applying discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis and relative valuation methods. The DCF method is the most commonly used valuation approach among industry professionals. The essence of the model is to discount the company’s future free cash flows to their present value using a specific discount rate, typically derived from capital market theory and the CAPM model. Relative valuation, on the other hand, focuses on comparing key indicators between the selected company and a group of competitors, or in this case, the MSCI Technology Index. This approach provides better insights into the market conditions and the perceived value of similar companies. The result of this paper is an estimate of the fundamental value of the company, expressed through a projection of the potential target stock price.