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CAGR is the constant annual rate that would take the starting value to the ending value over the given years: (end ÷ begin)^(1/years) − 1. It smooths a bumpy journey into one comparable number. Doubling ₹1,00,000 to ₹2,00,000 in 5 years, for instance, is a 14.87% CAGR — the steady rate that reproduces the same endpoint.
Enter any start value, end value, and time span — investments, revenue, users, production. Use the result to rank options fairly, then investigate separately what the number hides: two assets with the same CAGR can have very different worst drawdowns. A negative result simply means an annualised decline.
It does not show drawdowns, adjust for inflation or interim cash flows, or work from a zero starting value — for SIP-style staggered investing, use the SIP projector instead.
Illustrative math only — not financial advice or a bank quote.
Tax and statutory rules change; verify with a professional.
Yes — any quantity with a start value, an end value, and a time span works: revenue, users, or production, for example.
Enter an ending value below the start and the CAGR comes out negative, which correctly represents an annual decline.
CAGR for comparing across different time spans; absolute returns only within the same span. A 50% gain in 2 years (22.5% CAGR) beats a 60% gain in 5 years (9.9% CAGR) — absolutes alone would mislead you.
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