Examples of 'growth enterprises' in a sentence
Meaning of "growth enterprises"
growth enterprises: A term used to describe businesses or companies that are focused on expanding, developing, and increasing their operations, market share, or revenue. It typically refers to entrepreneurial ventures or organizations with a strategic emphasis on growth and expansion
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growth enterprises
Number of high growth enterprises measured in employment in t.
Creating a sound operating environment for growth enterprises.
Number of employees in high growth enterprises measured in employment in t.
Introduce the framework conditions for stock exchanges for growth enterprises.
Annual statistics on high growth enterprises measured in employment.
A steady rise in the number of companies in Finland but still too few growth enterprises.
The majority of potential growth enterprises are not growing as expected either.
Parallel to that, we need to develop stock markets for growth enterprises.
Share of high growth enterprises ( in employment ).
Finland does not have enough growth enterprises.
These include temporary incentives for investments, product development and investment in growth enterprises.
Number of employees in the population of high growth enterprises measured in employment in t.
New firms have been established, and some have proved to be real growth enterprises.
There are still too few growth enterprises in Finland.
What the future holds for RPA in medium-sized growth enterprises.
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Two thirds of female entrepreneurs are self-employed, and growth enterprises are relatively few.
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