buy up (Meaning)

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buy up (v)

take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

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The investor sought to buy up shares of the struggling company while prices were low.
The supermarket chain decided to buy up all the available land surrounding its current locations for future expansion.
During the economic downturn, savvy investors began to buy up distressed properties at bargain prices.
The art collector aimed to buy up rare pieces to add to his extensive collection.
The government's plan to buy up surplus crops helped stabilize prices in the agricultural market.
The wealthy entrepreneur made a move to buy up small businesses in the tech industry to consolidate his holdings.
The company announced its intention to buy up competitors in order to dominate the market.
The real estate developer tried to buy up parcels of land in the city center for a large-scale development project.
Speculators rushed to buy up cryptocurrency when its value plummeted, hoping for a rebound.
The multinational corporation strategized to buy up patents related to emerging technologies to maintain a competitive edge.

take over ownership of; of corporations and companies

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The investor sought to buy up shares of the struggling company while prices were low.

The supermarket chain decided to buy up all the available land surrounding its current locations for future expansion.

During the economic downturn, savvy investors began to buy up distressed properties at bargain prices.

The art collector aimed to buy up rare pieces to add to his extensive collection.