A Capital Investment Decision (CID) is a long term corporate finance decision based on key criteria to manage the company’s assets and capital structure. A CID includes allotting the capital investment funds of the firm in the most effective manner to make sure the best possible returns. Assessing projects as well as the allocation of the capital depends on the project requirements are some of the most crucial capital investment decisions aspects. (Refer to the FID (Final Investment Decision))
Related Definitions in the Project: The Economic Reviews; Project Management
