The MIRR of 14.01% exceeds your financing rate of 8%, so the project creates value under these assumptions.
Inflows compounded at 10% reach $192,612 at the end of year 5, while discounted outflows are $100,000 in today's money.
Unlike traditional IRR, MIRR eliminates multiple-root ambiguity by using separate rates for financing and reinvestment, making it a more reliable decision metric.
Next stepCompare this MIRR against your company's hurdle rate. If MIRR exceeds the hurdle rate, the project is typically worth accepting.