It was a ballpark calculation based on 270 HP times 52 weeks divided by 120,000 HP yielding a 11.7% ROI.
But that doesn't factor in re-investing earnings so the net returns would probably be higher.
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It was a ballpark calculation based on 270 HP times 52 weeks divided by 120,000 HP yielding a 11.7% ROI.
But that doesn't factor in re-investing earnings so the net returns would probably be higher.
Yep, I did a quick (similar) calculation, the reinvestment will add a little, but not a huge amount I would assume. Still - it all adds up :)