Cash Return on Gross Investment - CROGI

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	Definition of 'Cash Return on Gross Investment - CROGI' A measure of financial performance calculated as gross cash flow after taxes divided by gross investment.
	Investopedia explains 'Cash Return on Gross Investment - CROGI' CROGI is used by some companies as an indicator for rate of return. Another way to calculate this measure is EBITDA less taxes and then divided by total assets.

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