The document discusses various growth and expansion strategies for businesses. It defines growth strategies as ways for a firm to achieve higher targets by entering new markets, introducing new product lines or serving additional customer segments. Growth strategies are classified as internal strategies, involving diversification, intensification or modernization within the firm, or external strategies through acquisition. Intensification strategies focus on market penetration, development or product development within existing business areas. Diversification involves entering new products/markets and can be vertical, horizontal, concentric or conglomerate. Modernization upgrades facilities and processes. Self-financing plows profits back into the business. Integration combines related activities through vertical or horizontal expansion.