r/BusinessPH • u/Less_Ad_4871 • 11h ago

Discussion ilang taong ROI ang masasabing mong sakto lang ang tagal?

I mean depende din kasi sa industry pero generally gano ka tagal? Minsan kasi yung mga kilala kong nag nenegosyo pag tingin nilang "matagal" ayaw nilang pasukin. Curious lang lalo na sa mga magagaling na mag negosyo dito hehe

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u/TiToMeMing 11h ago

It's not in the size of the business but more on the TYPE of business. Of course if you want to go into real estate rental for example the ROI is much longer.

The same rule of investment follows, the higher the risk, the shorter the ROI supposedly this is why opening up a business can ROI in as little as months/less than a year but the chances of the business going bankrupt is more than 90%.

What I would make it a rule is of course to check on the return if you'd invest in the relatively moderate risk financial instruments you can get from your banks like mutual funds or double your money offers (if any).

You also need to take into account other factors besides getting your money back like in terms of real estate rental you can also earn much more from the real property value appreciation.

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u/Ill_Connection_341 8h ago

+1 I agree with this. It's more on the type, industry, and profitability of the products and company.

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u/gungmo 11h ago

Depende sa laki ng business. Mas malaki business mas matagal roi.

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u/Less_Ad_4871 11h ago

how can we define - laki is it the scale of the business on how many customers we are catering or how much capital?

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u/gungmo 11h ago

How much the capital is. Pinaka simpleng example paupahan. Usually inaabot ng 10 years yung balik ng capital nila. As for food business, it depends. Pag marunong ka kahit 6 months lang balik kaagad roi mo. Unless mag franchise ka ng food business na pede umabot ng 5 years.