CAGR Calculation - Example 2

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CAGR Calculation - Example 2
Pankaj
If net profit for year 2000 is 200 million and for year 2004 is 400 million, then what will be the CAGR? 		 

 
Calculate CAGR Example 2
John
(400/200)^(1/4) - 1 = (2)^(0,25) - 1 = 1,18 - 1 = 0,18...Sign up
  

 
CAGR Example 2
Nagaraj.B.R
OK, I agree with John...Sign up
  

 
CAGR Example 2b
Shafiqul Huq Shajal
If so the CAGR is 18% then what will be the expected sales for 2014. Is there any formula to forecast the future sales?...Sign up
  

 
Formula to Forecast Future Sales Based on CAGR (Example 2b)
Roel Villanueva, Accountant, Philippines, Member
Using 2004 net profit of 400m as base, we can project the expected sales for 2014 as follows:
400 * (1+.189207)^10 = 2262.74m....Sign up
  

 
 

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