strong earnings growth

/strɒŋ ˈɜːnɪŋz ɡrəʊθ/

noun phrase

  1. A large and noticeable increase in the amount of profit a company makes over a period of time, especially compared with earlier periods.

    B2

    uncountablebusiness, finance, journalism

    • "The tech company reported strong earnings growth this year."B1
    • "Shares rose sharply on news of strong earnings growth."B2
    • "Analysts attributed the strong earnings growth to higher sales abroad and lower costs."C1
    • "Analysts expect strong earnings growth to continue despite rising costs."C1

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