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High growth companies (defined as those doubling in profitability in three
years, or growing at 24% compound each year) pose specific problems for the
investor and/or planner. Such companies are under stress to achieve their
targets - often set at or beyond the limits of what is achievable.
A review of 57 companies in this category provided by three German banks has attempted to create a scoring system which identifies the level of stress - market, product, personnel, financial - which the company is facing, based on the achievement of profitability targets (IRR, total net profit) over a three year period. The higher the level of stress, the less likely the company is to achieve the growth targets set out in the three year plan. The review criteria contain some of the elements of the other analytical frameworks - but emphasises changes in performance in many areas rather than a steady state. The review is designed for existing companies which are entering a high growth phase - it is not designed for start up operations. In common with the other review frameworks, an overall score will be provided initially. As the database grows, further information will be available. Review information remains confidential in common with the other frameworks, merely requiring a name and e-mail address. All answers are either Yes or No. Where the information is not
provided, the answer assumed is No.
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