Organic Growth (Edexcel A Level Business)
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Written by: Steve Vorster
Reviewed by: Jenna Quinn
Organic Business Growth
Organic growth is growth that is driven by internal expansion using reinvested profits or loans
Organic growth (internal) is usually generated by
gaining greater market share
product diversification
opening a new store
International expansion
investing in new technology/production machinery
Firms will often grow organically to the point where they are in a financial position to integrate with others
Integration speeds up growth but also creates new challenges
An Explanation of the Advantages & Disadvantages of Organic Growth
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Ansoff's Matrix (see sub-topic 3.1.2) is a strategic planning tool that helps businesses identify potential organic growth opportunities by analysing their product and market strategies
The Ansoff Matrix considers the firm's product and market strategy
The matrix consists of four growth strategies - market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification
Examples of Organic Growth Using Ansoff's Matrix
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Apple |
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Disney |
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