The bar chart illustrates how five companies distribute their funds to four different sectors
Overall, each company has different ways of allocating its funds, with staff training being a significant asset for company B. Another notable feature is that the amount of money spent on building across companies C, D and E is similar.
Based on the chart, most companies spend a hefty amount to fund their building. Across five organisations, the building sector accumulated the most at a staggering 5.9 million dollars in investment, proving that companies are focusing on infrastructure. Companies A and B spent the most on building, while the rest spent a similar sum of 1 million each. Second to building is staff training, which has a total of 5.5 million dollars in funding. Company B alone distributed a significant sum of 1.9 million, the highest of all companies.
In contrast, while even in number, machinery is the least funded, with only 4.9 million dollars gathered. Second to last is the research sector, which gained 0.4 million dollars more in total compared to the machinery sector, with companies D and E having a lower investment of about 0.7 to 0.9 million in comparison to A, B and C.