demerge (Meaning)
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demerge (v. t.)
To plunge down into; to sink; to immerse.
Synonyms & Antonyms of demerge
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demerge Sentence Examples
- The company decided to demerge its technology division from its core business to focus on each segment's growth independently.
- After months of strategic planning, the board finally approved the demerge of the subsidiaries into separate entities.
- Shareholders eagerly awaited the demerge announcement, hoping for increased value in the newly independent units.
- The demerge process involved intricate legal procedures and meticulous financial evaluations to ensure a smooth transition.
- Employees expressed mixed feelings about the demerge, uncertain about the implications for their roles and job security.
- Analysts speculated about the potential benefits and risks associated with the demerge strategy in the current market environment.
- The demerge was seen as a strategic move to unlock shareholder value and streamline operations for better efficiency.
- Legal advisors worked tirelessly to draft agreements and contracts that would govern the demerge process effectively.
- The demerge decision was met with skepticism from some stakeholders who doubted its ability to generate long-term growth.
- Despite initial challenges, the demerge was successfully completed, marking a new chapter in the company's history.
FAQs About the word demerge
To plunge down into; to sink; to immerse.
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No antonyms found.
The company decided to demerge its technology division from its core business to focus on each segment's growth independently.
After months of strategic planning, the board finally approved the demerge of the subsidiaries into separate entities.
Shareholders eagerly awaited the demerge announcement, hoping for increased value in the newly independent units.
The demerge process involved intricate legal procedures and meticulous financial evaluations to ensure a smooth transition.
