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Payback period is a capital budgeting technique. It is the time taken for the project cash inflows to return the original amount of investment made in the project. It does not consider the time value of money in its calculation. Payback period = investment/yearly cash inflow = 50000/25000 = 2 years
Indian Railway Institute of Civil Engineering is located at:
The Concession Agreement was signed between the Ministry of Railways (MOR) and DECCIL in the year:
Indian Railways launches ‘Rail Post Gati Shakti Express Cargo Service’ along with which institution?
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When was Indian Railway Finance Corporation established?
The Konkan Railway was formed in the year:
Where is the Rail Wheel Plant located?
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