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Internal Expansion

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Internal expansion
Growth of assets resulting from internal financing or internally generated cash flow.

Internal Expansion
Growth on an investment or asset as the result of internally-generated cash flow or appreciation on the assets. An example of internal expansion occurs when a company owns land and the value of the land increases.


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