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Investor ROI Calculator Philippines

Estimate an investor’s return on investment based on capital invested, ownership percentage, projected annual profit, holding period, and exit value. This free calculator helps founders, small business owners, and potential investors in the Philippines evaluate whether a deal may look attractive on paper.

Use it to model simple investor scenarios before negotiating equity, profit sharing, or expected exit outcomes.

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What this calculator includes

Investor returns can come from two main sources: profit distributions during the holding period and value realized from an exit. This tool combines both into one simplified model so you can estimate total return, ROI percentage, and average annual return.

capital invested by the investor
ownership percentage received
projected annual business profit
optional annual profit distribution percentage
estimated exit value after a set number of years

This is a simple planning calculator, not legal, tax, or securities advice. Real investor deals may include vesting, preferred returns, dilution, and different payout rules.

Calculate Investor Return

Enter the deal assumptions below. The tool will estimate projected investor earnings from distributions and exit value.

Investor capital (₱)

Investor ownership (%)

Projected annual business profit (₱)

Profit distribution rate (%)

Holding period (years)

Estimated business exit value (₱)

Annual profit growth (%)

Deal type

Investor Return Estimate

No calculation yet. Enter the deal assumptions and calculate.

Your investor ROI estimate will appear here.

How to read the result

ROI shows total return compared to original investment
annualized return helps compare deals over time
distribution income is not the same as exit income
a strong deal still depends on actual execution and liquidity

What investors usually compare

how fast the capital may return
how much profit is paid out each year
whether the exit upside is realistic
how risky the business model is
whether ownership percentage is fair

A deal can look attractive because of the exit value, but weak cash flow or no clear exit path can still make it risky.

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