Make informed investment decisions with comprehensive Net Present Value analysis
See how NPV changes with different discount rates (±2%, ±5%, ±10%)
Discount Rate - The expected rate of return or cost of capital. It reflects how much future cash flows are ‘discounted’ to account for the time value of money. A higher rate reduces future value more.
Cash Flow - The amount of money flowing in or out of your project each year. Positive cash flow means income or savings, while negative means expenses or losses.
Net Present Value (NPV) - The total value of all future cash flows adjusted to today’s money using the discount rate. A positive NPV means your project is profitable — a negative one suggests a potential loss.
Initial Investment - The upfront cost of the project or investment. This includes all one-time expenses like equipment, setup, or development costs.
Number of Years - How long the project will generate cash flows. This sets the time horizon for your financial analysis.
Yearly Cash Flows - Enter the amount of income or savings the project will generate for each year. This should be based on realistic projections.
Use our IRR calculator to get your project's rate of return.
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