"affluent company" is correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The affluent company has experienced significant growth in the past year, thanks to their innovative products and strategic marketing strategies.
"A couple of larger companies have decided to stay in the downtown area as they grow," Burt wrote, "taking over nearly all office space that becomes available and driving out the local service and business service companies as well as start ups who cannot compete for that space with the larger and more affluent companies.
In the interim, because the government is taking in less money from the ultra-affluent and companies, there's less money for infrastructure and other programs while economic growth remains paltry.
The tears over the increased cost of child care at Google may or may not have something to do with employees, who nearly all receive share options, feeling less affluent as the company's share price hovers around $544, down around 27% from a 52-week high of $747 last November.
While many game companies have reached massive new audiences via mobile, the people watching Tudou's videos on their cell phones are likely the same affluent audience the company is already reaching.
While Mr. Tom's firm attracts a more affluent clientele, other companies report a broad customer base.
In affluent nations, product companies too often see inventors and other patent holders as adversaries, and vice versa.
It has sold about 1,000 a year, for about $100,000 apiece, to affluent entrepreneurs, limousine companies and a sprinkling of celebrities like Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mike Tyson and the rapper Coolio.
When my organization's telecommunications experts looked at the issue a few years ago, they concluded, "Without net neutrality, the result would likely be a sort of internet apartheid, with the least affluent individuals and companies relegated to the slowest lanes with the least access.
Hinckley told me that creative, affluent professionals are the company's typical customers.
Fellow 30 Under 30 Asia list honoree Cathryn Chen identified an opportunity in providing investment access into pre-IPO companies to affluent Asian individuals.
