How to set a real value of an observed company is one of key issues in the investment process. Investors are those who have their own perceptions of the observed company in relation to its market value; these estimations frequently result wrong. A possible solution to avoid this is to use static and dynamic value estimation methods. Static methods imply a precise and specific day, they are based on historical data and as such do not take into consideration business potential of a company, as opposed to dynamic ones. Since dynamic methods take into consideration the potential of company`s future earnings as well as the risk of its cash flows, they are frequently the first choice of analysts when determining estimated value of a company. This thesis focuses on estimating the value of company Luka Ploče d.d. by comparing two complementary dynamic methods; CCF (Compounded Cash Flow Method) and DCF (Discounted Cash Flow Method) methods. The main difference between the DCF and CCF method is that the DCF method discounts cash flows, i.e. estimates the value of a company based on the forecast of future operating while the CCF method estimates the value of company by putting interest rates on the results achieved through the operating of the company. Values achieved with the mentioned methods sre first compared one to another and then to the ledger sheet value based on which a conclusion is reached on their effect in the estimation of the company`s value.