reinvest

/ ˌriːɪnˈvɛst /

verb

1. to put back profits from a previous investment into the same enterprise

Example Sentences

The company saw the need to rebuild and reinvest in L.A. and Hollywood.

From Los Angeles Times

Mr Walker said this figure not only impacts the company's bottom line but also limits its ability to reduce prices and reinvest in staff wages.

From BBC

The council also agreed to reinvest in the ReferKent system, which helps refer people to organisations which help with issues including loan sharks and addiction.

From BBC

As well as the valuable experience, the trio will earn at least £66,000 in prize money to reinvest in their careers.

From BBC

Traditionally they reinvest any surplus income into maintaining and improving housing stock, rather than distributing profits to shareholders.

From BBC

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