Hey guys,
Late night modelling exercise. Have been asked to do a capital break even analysis on a project we're working on and I don't really know what that means. Is capital break even different than break even? I'm trying to sensitize a single input, but I don't know if it is referring to a more financial statistic than traditional break even analysis.
Thx.
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