Ending Value from CAGR
Enter your Starting value (₹), CAGR (% p.a.) and Time period. We’ll compute the Ending value and a friendly summary.
Inputs
₹
%
years
Ending value = Starting × (1 + CAGR)years. CAGR can be negative to model drawdowns.
Ending value
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About this calculator
Use this tool to estimate how an investment could grow over time at a constant annual growth rate. It’s useful for target setting and compounding intuition.
Formula
\(\text{Ending} = \text{Starting} \times (1 + \text{CAGR})^{\text{Years}}\)
- Enter CAGR as a yearly percentage (e.g., 12 means 12% p.a.).
- Supports fractional years for precision (e.g., 2.5).
- For multiple cash flows, use XIRR/IRR rather than a single CAGR.
FAQ
Can CAGR be negative?
Yes. Use a negative value to model declines (e.g., −5%).
Is CAGR realistic every year?
It’s a simplified constant-rate model. Real returns vary; use for planning only.
How do I solve for CAGR instead?
Use the CAGR mode where you input start, end and years — we’ll compute CAGR % p.a.