recapitalise
Verb
Meaning
recapitalise (third-person singular simple present recapitalises, present participle recapitalising, simple past and past participle recapitalised)
Non-Oxford British English standard spelling of recapitalize.
Examples
EU competition regulators on Monday (17 August) cleared a €1 billion plan by Denmark and Sweden to recapitalise virus-hit SAS, saying the measure would prevent the Scandinavian airline’s insolvency.
All has not been well with Hwange Colliery and company recently told Parliamentarians that it needed $500 million to fully recapitalise its operations and working capital of $5 million per month to maintain its status as a going concern.
Industries in Bulawayo relying on steel products have appealed to government to speedily recapitalise giant steel producer Ziscosteel, to enable them to expand their operations.
Leaders had notably agreed the ESM would be able to recapitalise banks directly once a single banking supervisor was in place, which initially was targeted for the end of the year.
This was after Mr. Soko’s delegation failed to ascertain the amount of money required to fully recapitalise the fertiliser plant which is currently non-operational.
"We are seeking expressions of interest to recapitalise or acquire the group to take this heritage brand forward in the future both locally and globally.