growth-equity-investment

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Growth equity investment is when investors put money into mature, growing companies with the goal of accelerating that growth. It's often used by established companies that are proving they can succeed and want to expand faster or larger.

Examples in Different Contexts

In private equity, 'growth equity investment' targets companies needing capital to expand without losing control. A private equity investor might remark, 'Our growth equity investment will accelerate your company's entry into new markets without diluting your ownership significantly.'

Practice Scenarios

Business

Scenario:

We've reached a stage where we have promising revenue but now to scale we need outside capital.

Response:

I agree. Seeking a growth equity investment could fast-track our expansion plans.

Marketing

Scenario:

With solid growth numbers, we want to increase our marketing efforts to secure our market share.

Response:

That's a strategic move. With a growth equity investment, we can launch a powerful marketing campaign to boost visibility.