yrityksen

Yritys is a Finnish noun meaning a business, company, or enterprise. The form yrityksen is its genitive case, used to indicate possession or relation, as in yrityksen tulos (the company’s result) or yrityksen johto (the company’s management). The word can refer to a single firm or to the concept of a business in economic or legal contexts. The term derives from the verb yrittää, meaning to undertake or attempt, reflecting the historical sense of an undertaking or venture.

In practice, yritys covers a range of organizational forms. In Finnish business law, common entity types include toiminimi (sole trader) and osakeyhtiö (limited company, Oy). The possessive yrityksen is widely used in discussions of corporate finances, governance, strategy, and liability, such as yrityksen talous, yrityksen hallinto, or yrityksen velat. It also appears in everyday language to describe the activities or achievements of a business: yrityksen kasvu (the company’s growth) or yrityksen suunnitelmat (the company’s plans).

Notes: In written Finnish, the bare common noun is lowercase; capitalized Yritys or Yrityksen would occur only if starting a sentence or when used as part of a proper noun or title.