[vc_row center_bck_image=”no”][vc_column][vc_column_text]

Learn return on investment before starting business

What Is Return on Investment (ROI)?

Return on investment (ROI) is a performance measure used to evaluate the efficiency or profitability of an investment or compare the efficiency of a number of different investments. ROI tries to directly measure the amount of return on a particular investment, relative to the investment’s cost.

To calculate ROI, the benefit (or return) of an investment is divided by the cost of the investment. The result is expressed as a percentage or a ratio.

Return on investment
Return on investment

What is net income?

Net income, also known as the bottom line, is a crucial metric for any business as it represents the amount of profit generated after deducting all expenses and taxes. Several factors determine the net income of a business, making it a complex and dynamic concept. Firstly, revenue plays a significant role in determining net income. Higher sales or increased customer demand directly impact the top line.

However, it is equally important to consider the cost of goods sold (COGS), which includes raw materials, labour, and production expenses. By managing COGS efficiently, businesses can maximize their profit margins.

Additionally, operating expenses such as rent, utilities, salaries, and marketing costs also impact net income. Reducing these expenses or finding ways to optimize them can significantly boost profitability.

Moreover, taxes, both at the federal and state levels, must also be accounted for. Strategies such as tax planning and taking advantage of available deductions can help minimize the impact of taxes on net income.

Finally, unforeseen factors like market conditions, competition, and economic trends can influence the bottom line. In conclusion, the net income of a business is a culmination of various factors, and understanding and effectively managing these elements are vital for long-term success.

What is net income
What is net income

How each factors affects net income:

Higher investment
Higher investment
Moderate investment
Moderate investment

 

Less investment
Less investment

Example for ROI on Cost of Investment – Paper bag making business

Higher Investment with 100% salesHigher Investment with 50% salesHigher Investment with 25% sales
Cost of Investment7000000InrCost of Investment7000000InrCost of Investment7000000Inr
Production capacity per month2500000productProduction capacity per month2500000productProduction capacity per month2500000product
If product price is5InrIf product price is5InrIf product price is5Inr
Revenue per month12500000InrRevenue per month6250000InrRevenue per month3125000Inr
Cost of goods per month 60%7500000InrCost of goods per month 60%3750000InrCost of goods per month 60%1875000Inr
Production expenses per month 2%250000InrProduction expenses per month 10%625000InrProduction expenses per month 20%625000Inr
Marketing expenses 10%1250000InrMarketing expenses 20%1250000InrMarketing expenses 40%1250000Inr
Operating expenses 2%250000InrOperating expenses 10%625000InrOperating expenses 20%625000Inr
Total cost for manufacturing9250000InrTotal cost for manufacturing6250000InrTotal cost for manufacturing4375000Inr
Net income3250000InrNet income0InrNet income-1250000Inr
Ruturn on Investment %46.43%Ruturn on Investment %0.00%Ruturn on Investment %-17.86%

 

Moderate Investment with 100% salesModerate Investment with 50% salesModerate Investment with 25% sales
Cost of Investment1500000InrCost of Investment1500000InrCost of Investment1500000Inr
Production capacity per month375000productProduction capacity per month375000productProduction capacity per month375000product
If product price is5InrIf product price is5InrIf product price is5Inr
Revenue per month1875000InrRevenue per month937500InrRevenue per month468750Inr
Cost of goods per month 60%1125000InrCost of goods per month 60%562500InrCost of goods per month 60%281250Inr
Production expenses per month 7%131250InrProduction expenses per month 9%84375InrProduction expenses per month 12%56250Inr
Marketing expenses 2%37500InrMarketing expenses 4%37500InrMarketing expenses 8%37500Inr
Operating expenses 5%93750InrOperating expenses 9%84375InrOperating expenses 12%56250Inr
Total cost for manufacturing1387500InrTotal cost for manufacturing768750InrTotal cost for manufacturing431250Inr
Net income487500InrNet income168750InrNet income37500Inr
Ruturn on Investment %32.50%Ruturn on Investment %11.25%Ruturn on Investment %2.50%

 

Less Investment with 100% salesLess Investment with 50% sales
Cost of Investment300000InrCost of Investment2500000Inr
Production capacity per month50000productProduction capacity per month50000product
If product price is5InrIf product price is5Inr
Revenue per month250000InrRevenue per month125000Inr
Cost of goods per month 60%150000InrCost of goods per month 60%75000Inr
Production expenses per month 20%50000InrProduction expenses per month 25%31250Inr
Marketing expenses 6%15000InrMarketing expenses 12.5%15625Inr
Operating expenses 5%12500InrOperating expenses 10%12500Inr
Total cost for manufacturing227500InrTotal cost for manufacturing134375Inr
Net income22500InrNet income-9375Inr
Ruturn on Investment %7.50%Ruturn on Investment %-0.38%

 

Caution:

If someone says Higher investment can reduce your production cost, and you can sell products at low price even with good profit. Question and do analysis with above all factors.

Follow our ansoff’s matrix marketing strategy with our machineries![/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

2 thoughts on “Return on investment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *