QUESTION 17 Lulu Hypermarket plans to open a new branch in Sitra. The branch will initially cost them 34,668 BD and will generate a return of 6,689 BD, 6,704 BD, 9,076 BD and 5,909 BD respectively for the next four years. Calculate the investment's Pl if the cost of capital is 12%.

QUESTION 17 Lulu Hypermarket plans to open a new branch in Sitra. The branch will initially cost them 34,668 BD and will generate a return of 6,689 BD, 6,704 BD, 9,076 BD and 5,909 BD respectively for the next four years. Calculate the investment's Pl if the cost of capital is 12%.

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