Terminal ROI

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Terminal ROI is the return on investment generated by a terminal asset or facility (such as a port, rail terminal, or inland-terminal) and its operations, calculated as net profit or cash flow attributable to the terminal divided by the capital invested. It is used to assess profitability, efficiency, and investment decisions for terminal infrastructure and services.

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