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ROI Calculator
Computes the return on investment — both the total percentage gain and, if you provide a time period, the annualized return.
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yrs
ROI
50.00%
Absolute gain
₹2,50,000
Annualized ROI
22.47%
An investment of ₹5,00,000 returning ₹7,50,000 is a 50.0% ROI, or 22.47% annualized over 2 years.
How this is calculated
ROI% = (Final value − Initial investment) ÷ Initial investment × 100. Annualized ROI (if a time period is given) = (Final ÷ Initial)^(1/years) − 1.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a good ROI?
It depends entirely on the asset class and risk taken — there's no universal benchmark. Compare against what a similarly risky alternative would have returned.
ROI vs CAGR — what's the difference?
ROI (as shown here) is the plain total percentage gain; annualized ROI and CAGR are the same calculation — the constant yearly rate that would produce the same total gain.
Does ROI account for the time value of money?
Plain ROI doesn't; the annualized figure this calculator also shows partially does, by spreading the return evenly across the years.