Finance & Business · pattern A, Numeric fields
Enter an initial outlay, an annual cash inflow, the discount rate and the project life for NPV, with the payback period and profitability index alongside.
NPV = Σ CFₜ ÷ (1 + r)ᵗ − initial outlay
This assumes an equal annual cash flow, which is the annuity case. Uneven flows must be discounted year by year.
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NPV is only as meaningful as the rate you discount at, and small changes in that rate flip decisions on long projects. That is why exam questions specify the cost of capital and why sensitivity analysis is expected in any serious appraisal: report NPV at several rates rather than one, and say which assumption the decision rests on.
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These are coursework tools. Nothing here is financial advice, no figure accounts for tax rules in your jurisdiction, and no result should be relied on for a real borrowing or investment decision.