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Interest During Construction

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Interest during construction
Interest accumulated during construction period, which usually equals capitalized interest.

Interest During Construction
In project finance, the interest that accumulates on a loan that finances the construction of a building or development. The IDC is a cost for the project, though it is not always calculated as such. The IDC is calculated until the project begins to generate revenue, when the company financing the project begins to service its debts.


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