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Use this ROI calculator to estimate return on investment percentage by comparing total return value with the original investment cost. It is helpful for business projects, product analysis, marketing campaigns and general investment comparison.
This calculator uses total return value and cost only. Taxes, overhead, timing, inflation, risk and non-cash factors are not included unless reflected in your inputs.
ROI stands for return on investment. It measures how efficiently money was used by comparing the return value with the original investment cost. ROI is often used to compare projects, campaigns, products or other uses of capital.
A higher positive ROI generally suggests better financial efficiency, while a negative ROI shows that the return value did not cover the cost.
This calculator is useful for quick comparison, but it does not replace full financial analysis.
ROI = ((Return Value − Cost of Investment) ÷ Cost of Investment) × 100
Net Profit or Loss is calculated as: Return Value − Cost of Investment
Suppose the return value is PKR 130,000 and the cost of investment is PKR 100,000.
Net Profit = 130,000 − 100,000 = PKR 30,000
ROI = (30,000 ÷ 100,000) × 100 = 30%
This means the investment generated a return equal to 30% of the original cost.
This calculator gives a direct ROI estimate from return value and cost. It is useful for basic comparison, but it does not include time horizon, risk, inflation, financing structure, taxes or non-financial benefits.
That means the result is best used as a quick reference rather than a full investment decision model.
Disclaimer: This calculator is provided for informational and planning purposes only. Real investment decisions may require broader financial analysis beyond simple ROI percentage.