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Calculate compound annual growth rate from starting value, ending value, and years.
Use this CAGR calculator to calculate the compound annual growth rate between a starting value and an ending value over a number of years. It is useful for investments, business growth, and performance comparisons.
Use this CAGR calculator to calculate the compound annual growth rate between a starting value and an ending value over a number of years. It is useful for investments, business growth, and performance comparisons.
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Input
1000 1500 3
Output
Starting value: 1000.00 Ending value: 1500.00 Years: 3.00 CAGR: 14.47%
Calculates the annualized compound growth rate.
Input
50000 80000 5
Output
Starting value: 50000.00 Ending value: 80000.00 Years: 5.00 CAGR: 9.86%
Useful for comparing long-term business growth.
Fix: Starting value must be greater than zero.
Fix: Years must be greater than zero.
Fix: CAGR uses a compound annual growth formula.
It calculates the compound annual growth rate between a starting value and ending value over a given number of years.
CAGR is the annualized compound growth rate across a period of time.
Yes. Starting value, ending value, and years can include decimals.
Yes. It works for any positive starting and ending values.
CAGR annualizes growth over time using compounding, while simple percentage change compares only start and end totals.