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finance.business-irr-sensitivity Calculator
Calculates IRR sensitivity to key assumptions (entry price, exit multiple, hold period, revenue growth) in a business finance scenario. IRR sensitivity analysis reveals which variable has the most impact on returns — the variable with the highest sensitivity requires the most diligence and scenario planning.
Inputs
Invested
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Exit Low
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Exit Mid
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Exit High
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Hold
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Results
IRR low
IRR (internal rate of return) -- the annualised return rate at which net present value equals zero. If IRR exceeds the hurdle rate, the investment adds value.
IRR mid
IRR (internal rate of return) -- the annualised return rate at which net present value equals zero. If IRR exceeds the hurdle rate, the investment adds value.
IRR high
IRR (internal rate of return) -- the annualised return rate at which net present value equals zero. If IRR exceeds the hurdle rate, the investment adds value.
MOIC range
The difference between the maximum and minimum values.