The DIMES (Dynamic Integrated Model for Estimating Synergies) model is a novel framework designed to predict the future cash flows of companies based primarily on acquisition activity. Unlike traditional models that focus primarily on previous growth, DIMES emphasizes the impact of synergies created through acquisitions. This paper explores the core methodology of DIMES, its application in various industries, and highlights how the model dynamically incorporates acquisition data to estimate future performance. The inclusion of factors like depreciation on cash flow due to inflation is treated as an error, which the model can refine as more accurate data is incorporated. This paper provides a detailed explanation of the methodology and showcases the practical utility of DIMES for financial forecasting.