fractionalized (Meaning)

fractionalized

to break up into parts or sections

No weak antonyms found.

The shareholders' equity was fractionalized into thousands of small units.
The company's ownership was highly fractionalized, with no single entity holding a majority stake.
The market for fractionalized real estate allows investors to buy a share of a property without having to purchase the entire asset.
Fractionalized voting rights granted each shareholder a proportional say in the company's decision-making.
The fractionalized ownership structure made it difficult to reach consensus on key issues.
The fractionalized nature of the organization led to frequent conflicts between different factions.
The project was fractionalized into smaller tasks, each of which was assigned to a specific team.
The fractionalized market for bonds allowed investors to diversify their holdings by purchasing different maturity dates and credit ratings.
The fractionalized structure of the coalition made it vulnerable to being exploited by outside forces.
The fractionalized state of the economy created challenges for policymakers trying to implement effective reforms.

to break up into parts or sections

divided, balkanized,fractionated,split, disunited,cohesionless, factious

unanimous,undivided,united,

The shareholders' equity was fractionalized into thousands of small units.

The company's ownership was highly fractionalized, with no single entity holding a majority stake.

The market for fractionalized real estate allows investors to buy a share of a property without having to purchase the entire asset.

Fractionalized voting rights granted each shareholder a proportional say in the company's decision-making.