CAGR calculator.
Something doubling in seven years is not a 100% return. This turns a start value, an end value and a number of years into the yearly rate they imply.
₹
₹
yrs
That is a yearly return of
20.1%
The money grew 2.50× in total. Spread across 5 years, that is what it earned each year.
- Total growth
- 2.50×
- Gain
- ₹1,50,000
- Yearly return
- 20.11%
How it adds up
- It started at₹1,00,000
- thenAfter 5 yrs₹2,50,000
- equalsIt grew2.50×
- equalsEach year, compounded20.11%
What this assumes
One amount in and one out, with nothing added or withdrawn between.
Rules and rates from
- Standard compound-growth maths; no official rate involved
Education only, not investment, tax or legal advice. I am not a SEBI-registered investment adviser.
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