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Organic Growth - Explained

What is Organic Growth?

Written by Jason Gordon

Updated at April 12th, 2023

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What is Organic Growth?

Organic growth refers to the natural growth of a company such as improved production, improved advertising, marketing, enhanced customer service, better delivery of service among others, etc. This is compared with inorganic growth, which is growth through merger or acquisition of another business. 

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