The investment generated a 35% total return, equivalent to about 10.52% a year over three years before unentered costs.
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ROI Calculator
Use this ROI calculator to measure how much an investment gained or lost relative to its original cost.
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ROI = ((Final Value β Initial Investment) Γ· Initial Investment) Γ 100; Annualised ROI = ((Final Value Γ· Initial Investment)^(1 Γ· Years) β 1) Γ 100
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If you invest RM10,000 and the investment grows to RM13,500: Profit = RM13,500 β RM10,000 = RM3,500 Β· ROI = (RM3,500 Γ· RM10,000) Γ 100 = 35% Β· Over 3 years: annualised ROI = (1.35^(1 Γ· 3) β 1) Γ 100 β 10.52%.
ROI is useful for comparing outcomes, but it does not account for the time taken to earn the return. Compare investments over similar periods or use an annualised measure when time differs.
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ROI = ((Final Value β Initial Investment) Γ· Initial Investment) Γ 100; Annualised ROI = ((Final Value Γ· Initial Investment)^(1 Γ· Years) β 1) Γ 100A positive ROI means the final value is higher than the original cost. A negative ROI means the investment lost value.
Keep in mind: This calculator provides a simple estimate and is not financial advice.
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