|
Get access now to all 12manage knowledge centers and discussion forums, including Net Present Value (NPV). Completely free.
|
|
Rob
|
How would I compare 3 projects - two have an NPV = $500,000 (over 9 years mixed stream of inflows and 20 years annuity, respectively) and one which is a lump of $490,000 cash right now?
(...) Read more? Sign up for free
X
All about Net Present Value (NPV) and business administration. Completely free.
Log in
|
|
Michel de Baar Senior Manager Business Development, Netherlands
|
|
NPV Comparison
If a project has a positive NPV, this means that the project has already returned the discount rate (when NPV is 0, the discount rate is already returned) and if you get additional NET funds out of the project, it seems to me more interesting to go for a project with a positive NPV and on top of it is even higher (not much) than the cash payment.
Seems to me like you would have to choose all the project(s).
|
|