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Effect of raising funds on rapidly growing companies

Companies along with rapidly growing levels of sales do not require worrying about raising funds from outside the firm. Do you agree or disagree along with this statement? Describe.
Disagree. Quickly growing firms require more assets to accommodate the rising sales. Such firms are more likely, not less, to look for outside financing. Internal funds are frequently insufficient.

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