What's a good ROI for a business?

[WhiteHouse]

As I would see it, it depends upon what product or business you are analysing, its Risk Profile and the amount of Risk associated with the business.
The higher the Risk, the higher the ROI ought to be to make the Investment worth it and Vice Versa

So for any ROI to be satisfactory it should have:

Safe ROI + Risk Premium = Good ROI

 

[Seun4luv]

Large corporations might enjoy great success with an roi of 10% or even less. Because small business owners usually have to take more risks, most business experts advise buyers of typical small companies to look for an roi

 

[Nicklas22]

Large corporations might enjoy great success with an ROI of 10% or even less. Because small business owners usually have to take more risks, most business experts advise buyers of typical small companies to look for an ROI between 15 and 30 percent.

 

[Sanusi]

I don't know anything about roi, people have being talking about it is it a cooperate organization or a body on his own, what kind of business can a person do on roi? because am looking for a business platform to invest into.

 

[Oliver 20]

Huge enterprises may appreciate extraordinary accomplishment with a ROI of 10% or even less. Since entrepreneurs generally need to face more challenges, most business specialists educate purchasers regarding normal little organizations to search for a ROI somewhere in the range of 15 and 30%.

 

[Heatman]

As I would see it, it depends upon what product or business you are analysing, its Risk Profile and the amount of Risk associated with the business.
The higher the Risk, the higher the ROI ought to be to make the Investment worth it and Vice Versa

So for any ROI to be satisfactory it should have:

Safe ROI + Risk Premium = Good ROI

One of the red flags of scam online investment is offering huge Return of Investment. There is no way a legit online investment or any kind of investment would offer more than 15% on ROI. Most offers less than 10%, so anything between 8% to 14% is a good deal for me. But anything above 15%, I'm out of the deal.

 

[DadMatilda]

Depending on the business and capital involved.
But for any business, mostly small scale, return on investment has to be equal or above 40% in a month period.
Anything below that is wash.

 

[Heatman]

Depending on the business and capital involved.
But for any business, mostly small scale, return on investment has to be equal or above 40% in a month period.
Anything below that is wash.

Did you say 40% in monthly investment? I'd like to which company offers such huge amounts of money on ROI. Even foreign companies don't such high amount of money for ROI, talk more of local companies. I have only been able to see a foreign Foxex company offer 15% on ROI.

 

[Damscooguns73]

Concerning a good ROI( Return of Investment) business. Well, it depends on what the business entails and the capital you as a person is putting into it. You should know if a ROI sounds good when the percentage is minimal and you know it is something affordable or less risky. Some ROI tends to be much higher with a short period time frame, those tends to be a scam

 

[Alexandoy]

What I am sure of are the small businesses because I was there once. A 20% ROI is the objective which is reachable although you have to be on the lookout for the supplies that you always get the best prices. I think the small businesses have a higher ROI than the big corporations because their capital is small and the figure is easy to achieve. With a big corporation the capital is huge that a 10% ROI is already a success.

 

[Abibatabosede]

I agree with you that the more you risk to invest the more the return of investment. I once invested in small scale poultry farming and I realized I couldn't make profit because if I had bought fowls in large quantities I would have used the same amount of medications i used for the little quantity to rear them, there by making more gain.

 

[Nimra Saeed]

As I would see it, it depends upon what product or business you are analysing, its Risk Profile and the amount of Risk associated with the business.
The higher the Risk, the higher the ROI ought to be to make the Investment worth it and Vice Versa

So for any ROI to be satisfactory it should have:

Safe ROI + Risk Premium = Good ROI

I have no interest in the business some years ago. But when I jumped into internet for passive income and I started to search for the earning sites , I became convinced about business. I would prefer only bizdustry for all this.

 

[Kamon c4]

The ideal returns on investment depends solely on the involved capital. A small business owner can’t expect the same ROI percentage as large business. It’s ideal for a small business to budget at least 7-12% ROI while a large business should generate at least 10-15% ROI.

 

[Trexxxy]

Yes ROI are usually based on the type of investment, and the risk the investment company takes from trading with the funds and other means. A good ROI that is risk free is advisable, but they are hard to come by these days.

 

[Ayokex]

Firstly ROI means Return On Investment. A good ROI to me is depends on the duration to which the business runs. Let give a literary formula for it, ROI is the percentage profit on the net income per time taking to run the business. Generally I'll say that if you run a business for a period of one month and your total ROI is 10% of the net then it's a profitable business with a good ROI. Most people calculate their profits on the gross income which is very wrong. With a gross income it means there are still some hidden costs incurred that you need to account for. When these cost are removed, whatever is left is your net.

 

[Ralphjoe]

When it comes to good returns on investment, any percentage return of 30% and above is a good returns on investment. This is so that we can really reap a bountiful profit from our investment instead of just breaking even.

 

[Frank]

As I would see it, it depends upon what product or business you are analysing, its Risk Profile and the amount of Risk associated with the business.
The higher the Risk, the higher the ROI ought to be to make the Investment worth it and Vice Versa

So for any ROI to be satisfactory it should have:

Safe ROI + Risk Premium = Good ROI

Risk premium is key when you are analyzing a good investment plan. You need to be sure that at worse, you are going to get your capital back and when this is not forth coming, then you should avoid investing in that kind of business.

 

[Nurudeen]

The return on investment depends on the Investment or Business you are putting your money into. For example if your money is in fixed deposit you can't get more than 9% per annum meanwhile, there are other business that can give you more than 50% in a month like US stock exchange Market. You just need to learn the strategy of the business

 

[Bousine123]

Hmm, you know they always say no risk no reward. If you can't take a certain amount of risk In a business, it will be pretty difficult to make profits.

 

[Heatman]

When it comes to what is a good return on investment in your business everything depends on what you are truly invested that will go a very long way in determining or you are going to be getting as your return of investment.