põhitegevustest
Põhitegevustest is an Estonian term used to describe the main activities of an organization—the activities that define its core business and purpose. The word stems from põhitegevus, meaning the central or primary activity, with -test forming a plural or partitive sense such as “from the main activities.” In practice, põhiegevustest refers to the set of operations that constitute the organization’s central focus.
The concept is typically contrasted with secondary or support activities, which are important but not the primary
In accounting and reporting, a focus on põhitegevustest helps classify activities by importance and risk. Analysts
Identifying main activities involves examining the business model, revenue structure, strategic plan, and primary assets. Examples