Organic Vs Inorganic
Growth Strategy
Growth strategy -
Organic Vs Inorganic
In traditional business, growth is a prime objective of Marketing and Management. There are broadly two strategies of doing it,
FIRSTLY growth done Naturally , which is the growth driven with the internal strengths of the business and its resources. Optimum use of the business strengths like robust management, Uniqueness of Products and Resources, can drive this natural growth, which is often termed as ORGANIC Growth.
SECONDLY , growth done through secondary / external means, like mergers or acquisitions, and often termed as INORGANIC Growth.
In order to have a clear understanding of the differences, let’s try to tabulate the points, ( by saying business I mean company )
Organic Growth | Inorganic Growth |
Suited to small Businesses | Suited to Bigger businesses |
Low capital requirements, internal accruals help fund organic growth. | High Capital is required, External funding could be required. |
Low Risk, due to lower debt exposure. | High risk, as external debt exposure increases due to high capital involvement. |
Helps Business to have strong foothold in its core area of activity. | Economy of scale helps business to have wider market / area of consumer Reach / coverage |
Business is well equipped to adjust for any swift changes in the market situations. | Business is slow to react to any changes in the market situations. |
Helps to have loyal customer base. | Helps to increase reach to wider customer base. |
Growth is slow | Growth is rapid |
The control can be highly centralized. | Here the Control is widely decentralized. |
High Competition may result to business closure | Helps take competition head on. |
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