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overcapitalisation

 

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Noun overcapitalisation has 1 sense
  1. overcapitalization, overcapitalisation - (business) too much capitalization (the sale of more stock than the business warrants)
    --1 is a kind of capitalization, capitalisation
    Derived form: verb overcapitalise3

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Overcapitalisation

Definition

Overcapitalisation refers to the situation where a company has an excessively high amount of capital invested in its assets or operations, reducing its profitability and potential for growth.

Senses

  • Noun: The act or instance of overcapitalising a company.
  • Noun: The condition of having an excessive amount of capital invested in a business.
  • Noun: The outcome of overcapitalising a company, resulting in reduced profitability and hindered growth.

Sample Sentences

  1. The overcapitalisation of the company led to a decrease in its earnings and overall performance.
  2. Investors were concerned about the potential overcapitalisation of the newly formed startup.
  3. Overcapitalisation can occur when a company invests too much capital in non-profitable ventures.
  4. Due to the overcapitalisation of the real estate market, property prices skyrocketed, making it unaffordable for many.

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