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Cohort 3 of the Financial Modeling & Business Valuation Course officially kicks off tomorrow — and this is your final chance to join!

If you have been meaning to enhance your financial modeling skills, sharpen your valuation techniques, and position yourself for better opportunities in finance, now is the time to act.

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If you are a finance manager, analyst or finance professional at some point in your career you will be required to make strategic decisions regarding the choice of capital projects if you haven't done so already. Having the knowledge of how capital budgeting techniques work in evaluating projects will make your life a whole lot easier.

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NPV & IRR Calculation: Must-Know for Finance Professionals In this tutorial, you will learn how to evaluate projects based on the net present value (NPV) and the internal rate of return (IRR).The net present value is...

Capital Budgeting: NPV & IRR

Capital budgeting is the process companies use to evaluate and choose long-term investments or large expenditures, such as new machinery, facilities, or major projects. Management prioritizes projects with a return above the cost of capital

✅ Projects
Independent projects can be accepted or rejected without affecting each other
whereas mutually exclusive projects are a set where accepting one project means rejecting all others

✅Capital Budgeting Decisions
Examples of Capital Budgeting Decisions include buying new machinery, setting up a new factory, launching a new product, acquisition of a business and/or investing in new technology.

✅Capital budgeting techniques
➝Net Present Value (NPV)
The sum of all future cash flows from an investment discounted to today’s value using a required rate of return.

➝Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
The discount rate that makes the NPV of all cash flows equal to zero — it represents the project’s expected rate of return.

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Capital Budgeting: NPV & IRR Explained In this tutorial, I will explain capital budgeting concepts.1st, I will define capital budgeting which is a process companies take to evaluate and choose pro...