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Fiscal Years on the Economic Analysis always consist of full, 12 month years.
Fiscal 2005, for instance, begins with the starting month you define in 2005, say Dec 2005, and ends with Nov 2006.
Applicable columns are now totaled.
Different banks, corporations, individuals and other entities have different metrics estimating the value of production. The ”Valuation Parameters” of NPV18, 50% of undiscounted cash flow and 3 year payout are offered only for the convenience of those who might use these metrics, but don’t necessary represent ”market value”.
RRR is an abreviation for remaining recoverable reserves, ie, what is left from the day of the analysis forward.
EUR is an abbreviation for expected ultimate recovery, which is simply the sum of the Cum and the RRR.
Payout
Payout occurs when the cumulative net cash flow plus the initial investment equals the Initial Capital Investment. Payout is in months from ”time zero”. Payout uses undiscounted cash flows.
Return On Investment (ROI)
Return On Investment is the cumulative net cash flow plus the initial investment divided by the Initial Capital Investment. ROI is often expressed as ”something-to-one”, i.e., three-to-one (3:1), reflecting a net cash flow (without subtracting the initial investment) of 3 times the initial investment. ROI uses undiscounted cash flows.
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