• A growing company is one in which its business generates positive cash flows or profits faster than the economy as a whole.
  • Growing companies usually reinvest their earnings back into the company rather than paying dividends to continue growing.
  • Growing companies differ from mature companies, which tend to report stable earnings with little or no growth.
  • Mature companies usually find it easier to get funding than growth companies due to their established business and financial performance.
  • Investors in growing companies are not focused on dividend income, but on the growth in the value of the company’s shares.
  • In today’s economy, the technology sector is characterized by the presence of many growing companies.