0 used to describe companies that intend to get bigger: --
growth-oriented technology stocks
We have just bought our biggest competitor: we are an aggressive, growth-oriented company.
1 used to describe companies that plan to get bigger: --
We are an aggressive, growth-oriented company.
2 used to describe investments that increase in value over time, rather than those that pay high dividends (= regular payments of part of the profits) or interest: --
growth-oriented technology stocks
The firm typically invests between $15 million and $75 million in growth-oriented companies with greater than $15 million in revenue.
That has to make him the worlds greatest growth-oriented banker, probably of all time.
Many small, growth-oriented companies can not afford to do this.
Expecting their efforts to end in failure, they are reluctant to commit themselves to growth-oriented goals, and their activity level drops.
Innovative and growth-oriented small businesses need to raise equity capital from external sources, because they either do not have their own financial resources or cannot access bank credit facilities.
Is there to be more focus upon growth-oriented policy areas?
This emphasised the importance of the pursuit of growth-oriented structural economic policies by the debtor countries.
To the extent that we can tax consumption rather than savings, we should have a more growth-oriented policy than previously.
