divested (Meaning)

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divested (imp. & p. p.)

of Divest

In a bold move, the company divested its non-core assets to streamline operations and focus on its core competencies.
The government divested its stake in several state-owned enterprises to promote privatization and market competition.
The investor divested from the underperforming stock in an attempt to minimize losses and reallocate funds to more promising opportunities.
Faced with mounting debts, the corporation divested its luxury division to raise capital and ease its financial burden.
As part of its restructuring plan, the multinational conglomerate divested its unprofitable subsidiaries to improve efficiency and profitability.
The foundation divested its fossil fuel holdings to align its investment portfolio with its mission of environmental sustainability.
To comply with antitrust regulations, the tech giant divested its dominant subsidiary, paving the way for increased competition in the industry.
The entrepreneur divested from his successful startup to pursue a new venture, driven by a desire for innovation and a fresh challenge.
In a bid to reduce its environmental footprint, the energy company divested its coal-fired power plants and invested in renewable energy sources.
The university divested from companies involved in controversial practices, demonstrating its commitment to ethical and responsible investing.

of Divest

denuded, naked,stripped, forthright, undecorated, earthy,unadorned, clean, modest, plain-vanilla

exaggerated, exaggerated, showy, tawdry, garish, showy, flamboyant, adorned, gaudy, decorated

In a bold move, the company divested its non-core assets to streamline operations and focus on its core competencies.

The government divested its stake in several state-owned enterprises to promote privatization and market competition.

The investor divested from the underperforming stock in an attempt to minimize losses and reallocate funds to more promising opportunities.

Faced with mounting debts, the corporation divested its luxury division to raise capital and ease its financial burden.