Definition
Retained earnings represent the portion of a company�s profit that is not distributed to shareholders as dividends but is reinvested into the business for growth and expansion.
Related Services
Accounting, financial planning, and corporate governance services help businesses manage retained earnings effectively, using them for reinvestment in operations, R&D, or acquisitions.
Problem and Application
Retained earnings are a key component of a company�s financial health, providing a source of internal funding for business growth without taking on debt.
Conclusion
Retained earnings support long-term business growth and financial stability by reinvesting profits into key business areas.
