Companies grown internally.

-Rolls-Royce Limited was a renowned British car manufacturing company and, from 1914 on, aero-engine manufacturing company founded by Charles Stewart Rolls and Sir Frederick Henry Royce on 15 March 1906 as the result of a partnership formed in 1904. In 1971, RollsRoyce was crippled by the costs of developing the advanced RB211 jet engine, resulting in the nationalization of the company as Rolls-Royce (1971) Limited. In 1973, the car division was separated from the parent company as Rolls-Royce Motors. Rolls-Royce (1971) Limited continued as a nationalized company until it was privatised in 1987 as Rolls-Royce plc. Rolls-Royce targets expanding the number of dealers to 120 from 105 to reach millionaires in markets like Chile, Thailand and Vietnam. Unfazed by Europes debt crisis, the Goodwood, England-based carmaker expects the updated version of its $380,000 Phantom sedan will help it reach a second consecutive sales record this year after delivering 3,538 cars in 2011.
The consequences of this new aspiration to sell over seas may mean that the production plants in the uk may move. In order to save transportation costs in shipping the cars and gathering the raw materials needed to produce the cars. -Barkleys is a British multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. It has operations in over 50 countries and territories across Africa, Asia, Europe, North America and South America and around 48 million customer. Barkleys was founded by John Freame and his partner Thomas Gould in Lombard Street in 1690. The name Barclay became associated with the company in 1736 when James Barclay who had married John Freame's daughter became a partner. Private banking businesses were commonplace in the 18th century. Clients gold deposits were kept secure and credit-worthy merchants received loans. In 1896, 20 such businesses collaborated and formed a joint-stock bank.
To grow organically, a firm will need to retain sufficient profits to enable it to purchase new assets, including new technology. Over time, the total value of a firms assets will rise, which provides collateral to enable it to borrow to fund further expansion. Also if the firm grows internally this will mean that it can sell products over seas that are made in Britain and so bringing money into the country ,by as there getting money this meant they can buy new equipment from British suppliers and also use the money to expand the business and employ more staff boosting the countries economy.

Companies grown externally Samsung grew externally as the country of Korea which they grew from was very poor and so money could not be made within its own country and so expanded its company and stared selling over seas in order to make jobs in their own country and also making a lot of money for the company itself. Samsung is one of the worlds largest technology providers. It started out as trading company exporting various products from South Korea to Beijing, China. Founded by Lee Byung-chul in 1938, Samsung gradually developed into the multinational corporation that it is today. In 1969, Samsung Electronics was born. From there, the company started acquiring and creating different business establishments including a hospital, paper manufacturing plant, life insurance company, department stores and many others. The success of Samsung as a technology provider continues to grow through the eighties as Samsung Electronics was merged with Samsung Semiconductors and

Telecommunications. This paved the way towards a stronger hold on the international market with high-tech products that will become a staple in every home. The consequences of this have been that Samsung is a world wide known brand and is in most house holds, it does now have stiff competition from other suppers who also aim to take the world market place and make as much money on the world market as they can. Which means that Samsung has to constantly make new products. Microsoft When microsoft was initially externally so they could mainly exploit the richer west as well as their own country which holds a tiny proportion in all of its sales. And so it expanded over seas no branch out to the European market, however now Microsoft has spread across to Asia and South America as they have new found wealth and an abundance of people to buy their products. They have accomplished this by out creating original ideas by creating easy to use and helpful software. Which new personal computers were starting to be made in the 20th century, which we take for granted to day was a prised position in the late 20th century and is where Microsoft as we now today was born. They also used these original ideas to out compete and other software companies to become leading in that specific area of technology. They also bought up a lot of companies in order to create a larger presence in Europe when they first started and have now done the same in Asia. However after their success in the late 20th century meant that from them new companies could create software that would be in competition with Microsofts own by doing the same and expanding over seas (i.e apple, linux) who aim at the same market in the same places in the world where there is a lot of people willing to buy from them.