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How long is the investment payback period for general chemical equipment? ? ?
It usually takes 1-2 years, but it may not be as effective by the time you start production. It will take longer. I think of course the shorter the better, because after the investment is recovered, you can do more other things ;P
This is how you make quick money.
No, when it comes to the investment payback period you asked about, I think the shorter and faster the better.
A too short payback period may lead to a crazy inflow of capital.
This is another question :lol
Look at this, in an effort to shorten the investment period [Ocean Chuan Modular], the GCGV petrochemical complex using full modularization is about to be completed. https://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-3268430-1-1.html (Source: Haichuan Chemical Forum)
It mainly depends on the amount of investment. Most feasibility reports will state that the capital will be paid back in 3-5 years, all for the purpose of obtaining loans. However, in reality, it all depends on the market, and many will cease production in less than 3 years.
Looking at some feasibility reports, they are all about 5 years. If it is too long, the risk will be greater.
I think the internal rate of return is generally calculated as about 20%, but the real payback period is usually more than 5 years.
Current market conditions, at least 5-6 years