Organic growth refers to expanding a business using internal resources, such as increasing sales or improving operations, without relying on external funding or acquisitions. This approach offers long-term stability and control, fostering sustainable growth over time.

In today's competitive business world, understanding your financial data is key to driving growth and making informed decisions. Metrics like cash flow, profitability, and sales provide a snapshot of your company's health. By closely monitoring profitability and leveraging data insights, businesses can reduce costs, boost revenue, and make strategic decisions.

In today’s competitive landscape, relying on instincts alone can’t fuel sustainable growth. To thrive, businesses need data-driven strategies, and industry reports are an essential tool for making smarter, well-informed decisions.

CFO offers industry benchmarking tools to compare your business’s financial leverage with others in your field.

If you're looking to expand your business sustainably, understanding your Sustainable Growth Rate (SGR) is crucial. At ICFO, we use Higgins’ formula to help businesses calculate their SGR and, more importantly, discover how to improve it.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), 1 out of 5 new businesses fail within their first 2 years, almost half within the first 5 years, and nearly 2 out of 3 within 10 years. These statistics underscore the importance of aligning your business’s performance with industry standards.

In the intricate field of business valuation, determining a company's true worth involves more than just calculating numbers; it’s a blend of art and science.

ROAI measures how efficiently a company generates profits from its invested capital, including both equity and debt.

Measuring a company’s liquidity position becomes the work of liquidity ratios, a class of financial metrics which determine how well a company could repay debt obligations using its own working capital, without the need to acquire external funds.