How do i calculate the NPV with discount rate of 5% of:
NET PRESENT VALUE Formula : NPV= Future Cash Flow/ (1+i)^t-Initial Investment
where i=Discount rate
given that Investment is 20M over two years
and expect to generate 100M in revenue revenue
Discount Rate 5%
Hence NPV= 100M/(1+5%)^3-20M
=115.76M-20M
= 95.76M
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