Ratings companies
Classification of companies
industrial
Those companies that carry out processing of raw materials, adding value to
process them . In turn , industrial companies are divided into two categories :
1. Extractive . Are only in the extraction of natural products , for example the industry
mining, fishing , agriculture . They are also known as primary-sector firms .
Two . Manufacturing . Transform raw materials into finished products that can be assets to
goods production or final product. These companies are called the secondary sector. some
examples of manufacturing companies are textiles, electrical , Film , metallurgy, mining ,
cement , petroleum, food and beverage production , glass, etc. .
commercial
It is one that is dedicated to buy and sell goods for resale . Performs processes
exchange , adding the value of the distribution or availability.
Commercial companies are subdivided into :
1. Major . It is engaged in the sale of products to large, generally buy from
retailers.
Two . Retailers. These companies are engaged in selling products on a smaller scale being its
major consumer customers , other retail or commission , the latter are those
charge of selling products for a commission in cash or in kind.
service
They are companies whose business is to market professional services of any type. A service is an idea,
information or advice. The services are divided into sectors: education , banking, tourism , health, etc. .
Such companies belong to the tertiary sector.
The services include:
1. Heterogeneous. Are varied, since they perform according to the taste and needs of each client.
Two . Intangibles . Perceived satisfaction , most can not touch (not as material goods ) .
Three . They are obsolete . They are used when available at certain times or at certain times of
year , ie , it can only be used in limited time periods or ( a medical service as a
transplant operation , rentals are seasons , etc. . )
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easy to understand, thank you
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