Being a mechanical engineer with very little knowledge of finance, I could easily understand the concept in the way you teach, sir. Brilliant work and greatly appreciated. 🙏🙏
Sir In NPV calculation at different discounting factor finally why you have added terminal cash flow of Rs 200000 at 6th year and what is terminal cashflow sir
Dear Mr. Jobanputra, thank you Sir for these explanations, rarely do I come across something meaningful like this. I do however have one question as I quite did not understand: when we talked about increasing rate of return, in case 12% generates positive NPV, could you please somehow explain, what does this 12% mean in terms of project? can the 12% be something like a margin, that is needed, so that the project indicates what we expect? but, subsequently, if 12% is what is bounded in contract, and from your explanations, positive NPV reveals that there is higher revenue generating capacity, then I do not understand that it "will bring surplus". To get this surplus, shouldnt we raise the % to above 12% as much as NPV equates zero? not sure if I understood this "leftover" of NPV. And, if NPV becomes zero, I understood that this is what we want, not positive NPV, as it means we exploited the best % there is (that can be contracted), do I miss something? 2. if you presented the approach to find IRR with looking between + and / NPVs, why even bother with this if you can place it equal to zero which brings you the one?
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Being a mechanical engineer with very little knowledge of finance, I could easily understand the concept in the way you teach, sir. Brilliant work and greatly appreciated. 🙏🙏
No-one explained in this way
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24:27 IRR
Thank you sir you make everything so simple that a non-commerce student can also understand easily
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Sir In NPV calculation at different discounting factor finally why you have added terminal cash flow of Rs 200000 at 6th year and what is terminal cashflow sir
Which one is better out of NPV & IRR for evaluation
NPV
Npv explanation super sir.
Now I understand. Thanks sir🙏
Dear Mr. Jobanputra, thank you Sir for these explanations, rarely do I come across something meaningful like this. I do however have one question as I quite did not understand: when we talked about increasing rate of return, in case 12% generates positive NPV, could you please somehow explain, what does this 12% mean in terms of project? can the 12% be something like a margin, that is needed, so that the project indicates what we expect? but, subsequently, if 12% is what is bounded in contract, and from your explanations, positive NPV reveals that there is higher revenue generating capacity, then I do not understand that it "will bring surplus". To get this surplus, shouldnt we raise the % to above 12% as much as NPV equates zero? not sure if I understood this "leftover" of NPV. And, if NPV becomes zero, I understood that this is what we want, not positive NPV, as it means we exploited the best % there is (that can be contracted), do I miss something? 2. if you presented the approach to find IRR with looking between + and / NPVs, why even bother with this if you can place it equal to zero which brings you the one?
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Very well explained 😊
Sir why didn't you add back the depreciation? Isn't that non cash element
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Nailed it
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