If it is really a return "in perpetuity" of $100K/yr, sure. Your return net of cost of capital would be ~6% (gross 20%). If the return was not in perpetuity but, say, for 12 years, you would at breakeven or in the hole if it was any shorter.
This is a pretty simiplistic question (and answer), in that it doesn't address the term of the cost of capital, or whether the 14% is an ongoing number for accounting purposes. Also, if this is for an investment in real estate or equipment, depreciation, upkeep, maintenance, and taxes all come into play.
A Capital Investment.
Buying new equipment.
Foreign direct investment is the provision of capital into a company or project by a financier who is from a foreign country. In portfolio investment, anyone can invest in the portfolio, whether or not he is from a local company or a foreign company.
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A portfolio company is a company in which a venture capital firm, buyout firm, holding company, or other investment fund invests.
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One example of venture capital is taking a $1M investment and selling half your company. The value the investment is $2M.
A Capital Investment.
Buying new equipment.
Foreign direct investment is the provision of capital into a company or project by a financier who is from a foreign country. In portfolio investment, anyone can invest in the portfolio, whether or not he is from a local company or a foreign company.
The minimum rate of return the company must earn to be willing to make the investment. It is the rate of return the company could earn if, rather than making the capital investment, it invested the money in an alternative, but comparable, investment.
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Colony Capital is an investment firm based in Santa Monica, California. It is a private investment firm with a focus on real estate investments internationally.
A portfolio company is a company in which a venture capital firm, buyout firm, holding company, or other investment fund invests.
Capital investment decisions are made by a group of executives in a business firm. These decisions are crucial to the longevity of not only the business but also the future stockholders of that company. http://www.finweb.com/investing/capital-investment-management-how-are-key-decisions-made.html
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