Irr is the ebit as a percentage of capital invested
i.e. 50m profit on a billion investment is 5%
obviously there's benchmarking against what other companies achieve and a minimum expectation
this is to stop us claiming huge writedowns or profit shifting to avoid tax etc
Irr is the ebit as a percentage of capital investedi.e. 50m...
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