Collocations for company - noun

big, large, leading, major
a major Japanese company

medium-sized, mid-sized (esp. AmE)
small
reputable
profitable, successful
associated (BrE), holding, joint-stock, limited (in the UK), parent
a public limited company

start-up
a small start-up software company

family-owned, state-owned
private, public
international, multinational, national
commercial, utility
manufacturing, trading
an international trading company

drug, pharmaceutical
bus, insurance, oil, etc.
a small insurance company

dotcom, Internet, tech

group

create, establish, form, found, launch, set up, start, start up
manage, operate, run
build, grow
own
acquire, buy, take over
The company has been taken over by a rival.

dissolve
sell
work for
She's been working for the same company for ten years.

join
leave, resign from
sue

make sth, manufacture sth, produce sth, sell sth, supply sth
The company produces cotton goods.

operate
expand, grow
shrink
merge
fail, go bankrupt, go bust, go into liquidation, go out of business, go to the wall (informal), go under
During the recession many small companies went out of business.

director, executive
owner, president
official, representative, spokesman, spokeswoman
policy
profits
car, pension
logo, name
headquarters
website
employee

in a/the company
He has shares in several companies.

within a/the company
the division of power within a company

a director of a company

large, small
touring
ballet, opera, repertory, stock (AmE), theatre/theater
a small touring opera company

good, pleasant
He's very good company.

poor

have
It's nice to have a bit of company for a change.

keep sb
I'll stay and keep you company.

need, want
provide (sb with)
A cat would provide her with some company.

seek
enjoy
I always enjoy her company.

for company
I took my mother with me for company.

in sb's company
He's nervous in the company of his colleagues.

have the pleasure of sb's company, request the pleasure of sb's company (both formal)
like your own company, prefer your own company (= to like being alone)

mixed (= men and women)
assembled
He glanced around the assembled company.

keep (= to spend time with people)
John's mother was worried about the company he kept.

in company
Those children don't know how to behave in company.
That's not something to say in mixed company.

get into bad company, keep bad company (= to be friends with people that others disapprove of)
present company excepted (= used after being rude or critical about sb to say that the people you are talking to are not included in the criticism)

expect, have
We're expecting company this afternoon.