what is divestiture?
Divestiture.
Divestiture is silent. Liquidation is public.
Divestiture
divestiture
Divestiture is a noun meaning the action of or process of selling off subsidiary business interest or investments. Its synonyms are divestment and deprivation.
loss, privation, deprival, divestiture
Divestiture is the process of a legal person selling some assets. Privatization is the process of a government or state selling its ownership of assets it owns (usually utilities) by placing them on the stock market for private legal persons to buy. Thus privatization is a form of divestiture.
Divestiture is the process of a legal person selling some assets. Privatization is the process of a government or state selling its ownership of assets it owns (usually utilities) by placing them on the Stock Market for private legal persons to buy. Thus privatization is a form of divestiture.
The opposite act to investment (investing) is divestiture (divesting).
The correct spelling is divestiture instead of divesture. Divestiture is defined as the process of selling of subsidiary business investments. It is either full or partial disposal of a company unit through exchange, sale, bankruptcy, or closure.
Frederick A. Lovejoy has written: 'Divestment for profit' -- subject(s): Corporate divestiture