accretive (Meaning)

Wordnet

accretive (s)

growing by accretion

Webster

Relating to accretion; increasing, or adding to, by growth.

No strong antonyms found.

The merger was accretive to the company's bottom line, resulting in increased profitability.
The new product line proved to be accretive, contributing significantly to the overall revenue growth.
The strategic acquisition of a competitor was accretive, expanding the market share of the company.
The successful cost-cutting measures implemented by the management were accretive to operational efficiency.
The addition of skilled professionals to the team was accretive to the company's capabilities and innovation.
The implementation of innovative technologies proved accretive to the organization's productivity and competitiveness.
Shareholders welcomed the accretive impact of the new business venture on the company's stock value.
The restructuring plan was accretive to shareholder value, leading to a positive response in the stock market.
The continuous improvement initiatives were accretive to the overall quality and reliability of the products.
The strategic partnerships formed by the company were accretive to its global reach and market presence.

growing by accretionRelating to accretion; increasing, or adding to, by growth.

cumulative,incremental, additive, gradual, accumulative, accrued,conglomerative, aggregated, stepwise, progressive

decremental, regressive, degressive,regressive, decremental, degressive,,decrescent, decrescent

The merger was accretive to the company's bottom line, resulting in increased profitability.

The new product line proved to be accretive, contributing significantly to the overall revenue growth.

The strategic acquisition of a competitor was accretive, expanding the market share of the company.

The successful cost-cutting measures implemented by the management were accretive to operational efficiency.