Definition of demerge in English:

demerge

verbdiːˈməːdʒ

[with object]British

Separate (a business) from another, particularly to dissolve an earlier merger.
the company announced plans to demerge its multimedia subsidiary
no object they demerged from the rest of the firm
Example sentencesExamples
- The last stage of its exit from the old business will be complete once its pubs and bars are demerged.
- But in the wake of global collapse in silicon chip prices, the business was demerged earlier this year.
- The management plans to demerge the bar/night club business from the intellectual property side once both businesses have reached critical mass.
- In fact bid rumours have been constantly circling ever since it first announced the plan to demerge the company last year.
- It would almost certainly mean that one of the new demerged businesses would become less attractive to a potential purchaser.
- That document announced plans to take the glass making business private and demerge it from the public company.
- Those who know him believe that if he could deliver more value for shareholders by demerging the group's two divisions - food, and home and personal care - he would do so.
- Earlier this year he caused a storm when he said he would re-examine whether the company should be split up by demerging its wholesale and retail arms.
- Despite the prospect of a much tougher trading environment, plans to demerge its property assets have provided a support for the share price.
- In the event that the merger has proceeded, however, it is unlikely that an order for it to be demerged would be made.
- One obvious example of this linkage is when a company chooses to demerge one or a group of its businesses.
- The evaluation summary also stated that, in almost all cases, if a borough demerged its residents would be taxed more heavily for the same services.
- It has more than fulfilled that fundamental aim and in reality, the EU has been moving to demerge subsidies from farm production.
- When this is demerged the operation will have relatively little debt shackling it.
- One of his first tasks will be to demerge the electrical division.

单词	demerge
释义	Definition of demerge in English: demerge verbdiːˈməːdʒ [with object]British Separate (a business) from another, particularly to dissolve an earlier merger. the company announced plans to demerge its multimedia subsidiary no object they demerged from the rest of the firm Example sentencesExamples The last stage of its exit from the old business will be complete once its pubs and bars are demerged. But in the wake of global collapse in silicon chip prices, the business was demerged earlier this year. The management plans to demerge the bar/night club business from the intellectual property side once both businesses have reached critical mass. In fact bid rumours have been constantly circling ever since it first announced the plan to demerge the company last year. It would almost certainly mean that one of the new demerged businesses would become less attractive to a potential purchaser. That document announced plans to take the glass making business private and demerge it from the public company. Those who know him believe that if he could deliver more value for shareholders by demerging the group's two divisions - food, and home and personal care - he would do so. Earlier this year he caused a storm when he said he would re-examine whether the company should be split up by demerging its wholesale and retail arms. Despite the prospect of a much tougher trading environment, plans to demerge its property assets have provided a support for the share price. In the event that the merger has proceeded, however, it is unlikely that an order for it to be demerged would be made. One obvious example of this linkage is when a company chooses to demerge one or a group of its businesses. The evaluation summary also stated that, in almost all cases, if a borough demerged its residents would be taxed more heavily for the same services. It has more than fulfilled that fundamental aim and in reality, the EU has been moving to demerge subsidies from farm production. When this is demerged the operation will have relatively little debt shackling it. One of his first tasks will be to demerge the electrical division.
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