it is a material property owned by the company and employees use it, both in the working process (production machines, company cars, etc.) and in the leisure time (showers, restrooms, etc.).
Published in Chapter:
Financial Sources for Company Scale-Up
Pavla Pokorná (School of Business Administration in Karvina, Silesian University in Opava, Czech Republic)
Copyright: © 2020
|Pages: 12
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-2714-6.ch007
Abstract
This chapter deals with the reinvestment activity of enterprises. Reinvestments are commonly discussed in connection with public limited liability companies, where the general meeting of shareholders decides how much of the profit, they will redistribute among themselves and how many per cents they will return by reinvesting in the company. However, this chapter often deals with smaller companies, but for many companies these decisions are of an existential nature. These dilemmas are crucial for the company in terms of the direction of the company and determining its own character and focus. In these companies, the direction of funds is decided by the company managers or their owners. Each company is specific, both in its area of business, its strategy or its nature of development, this and many other factors influence what companies invest in or, as in this case, reinvest their funds.