Honorific term used mainly in spoken business contexts to refer to the listener's company. The written equivalent is often 貴社.
See also: 貴社
We are very interested in your company's products.
Please let us hear your company's opinion.
your shrine
Rare honorific use when addressing a shrine. In modern Japanese, 貴社 is not used for shrines, making 御社 the appropriate respectful term in this context.
See also: 貴社
When is your shrine's annual festival?
Would it be all right if I visited your company next week?
We are always grateful for your company's support.
御社 is the standard spoken business term for 'your company', while お宅 is a broader honorific term that can also refer to the listener's company.
貴社 is the standard written honorific for 'your company' used in letters and documents, while 御社 is the spoken equivalent used in conversation and business meetings.
弊社 humbly refers to one's own company, while 御社 is the honorific term used to refer respectfully to the listener's company, typically in speech.
当社 refers to the speaker's own company, but 御社 refers to the listener's company, so learners often mix up which side each word points to.
Compound of the honorific prefix 御 (おん) and 社 (しゃ, 'company' or 'shrine').
We wish your company continued success and growth.