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What annualized return turns $100m into $200m over seven years—or what future value does a chosen return imply?
Results
Return and value at a glance
Illustrative estimate based on the assumptions shown.
How it is calculated
MOIC = ending value ÷ starting value; annualized return = MOIC^(1 ÷ years) − 1
Projection mode reverses the same equation. Every mode assumes one starting value, one ending value and no interim cash flows.
What this tells you
Read the result in context
The three modes use one compound-return relationship. They are useful for single-entry, single-exit scenarios; multiple dated cash flows require XIRR.
Frequently asked questions
Does this replace IRR or XIRR?
Only for one starting value and one ending value. Multiple dated cash flows require their actual dates.
How are MOIC and annualized return connected?
MOIC measures total value creation; annualized return adjusts that multiple for the holding period.
Why are there three modes?
They solve the same equation forward or backward: observed outcome, projected value or required return.