cash cow in Russian
cash cow in Russian is дойная коро́ва — cash cow means a product, business unit or investment that reliably generates far more money than it costs to run, often used to fund riskier parts of a company.
cash cow in Russian
дойная коро́ва
Pronounced: doynaya korova
(business) A product, service, or enterprise that generates ongoing, high net free cash flows.
What does "cash cow" mean?
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noun A product, business unit or investment that reliably generates far more money than it costs to run, often used to fund riskier parts of a company.
"The printer ink division is the company's cash cow, quietly paying for everything else."
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noun In business strategy, a mature offering with a high market share in a slow-growing market, requiring little investment while still producing steady profit.
"On the growth-share matrix, the flagship detergent sits firmly in the cash cow quadrant."
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cash cow in a sentence
- The printer ink division is the company's cash cow, quietly paying for everything else.
- Their back catalogue has become a cash cow on streaming platforms.
- On the growth-share matrix, the flagship detergent sits firmly in the cash cow quadrant.
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What is "cash cow" in Russian?
"cash cow" in Russian is дойная коро́ва. cash cow means: A product, business unit or investment that reliably generates far more money than it costs to run, often used to fund riskier parts of a company.
How do you pronounce дойная коро́ва?
"cash cow" in Russian is дойная коро́ва, pronounced "doynaya korova".
How do you use "cash cow" in a sentence?
Example: "The printer ink division is the company's cash cow, quietly paying for everything else." In Russian, "cash cow" is дойная коро́ва.
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