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Where I'd invest $10,000 in ASX growth shares

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If I had $10,000 to invest in ASX growth shares, I'd be looking for companies with plenty of room to expand and the financial strength to make the most of their opportunities.

With that in mind, here are three ASX growth shares I'd happily consider buying for the future.

The first ASX growth share I'd consider is Breville, which has built a successful global business selling premium coffee machines and kitchen appliances.

And I believe its international expansion is only getting started. Breville is still developing its presence in major markets such as China, Korea, Mexico, and the Middle East.

In FY 2026, sales across these newer markets grew by more than 70% collectively. Admittedly, that's from a relatively small base, but it demonstrates how much room the business has to expand.

I also like management's long-term (and ongoing) decision to invest around 14% of sales back into research and development, marketing, and technology activities. This ensures that Breville has a pipeline of innovative products that help it generate more revenue in established markets and break into new ones.

Although currency movements and tariffs have weighed on its profitability recently, I believe Breville's strong brands and international opportunities could support material earnings growth over the next decade.

Another ASX growth share I'd consider buying is CAR Group, which is best known for its carsales.com.au marketplace in Australia.

However, it also operates leading vehicle marketplaces in South Korea, Brazil, and North America. And I think these international businesses could become increasingly important to its growth.

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