Simple term needs clarifying. One word answer required.

iamTylerEllis

Hi, this will probably be an easy one for somebody in the know.

I'm looking at buying a business and came across the statement 'Advised turnover c£2,000 per week with potential for further increase'

I need to know what the 'c' refers to in from of the figure as this features a few more times in the ad.

Thanks for your help.

Tyler

Gadfium

"c" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Circa

molerat

Circa, in the region of, around, roughly, approx, there abouts.

atush

Not a one word explanation lol. In the region of.............

pinpin

approximately

plunt

circa , approx, around, give or take (know this had been answered but wanted to put it out there!)

eskbanker

OP (Tyler) - not trying to be unkind or condescending here but if you're needing help on a point like that from a bunch of random internet strangers, then it sounds like you could probably do with an adviser to help you with acquiring a business?

kidmugsy

The software here doesn't allow an answer that is one terse word. It insists that one be verbose, long-winded, sesquipedalian. It must be American I suppose.

Archi_Bald

Wrong...............................................

Gadfium

Archi_Bald wrote: »

Wrong...............................................

Cheater

alanq

iamTylerEllis wrote: »

I'm looking at buying a business and came across the statement 'Advised turnover c£2,000 per week with potential for further increase'

What did the ad say about profits? More important than turnover I would have thought.

e.g. Ocado Group to Dec '13
Turnover £792m
Net Profit -£13m