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Investitionsoffensive.

investment push, capex offensive (a strategic and massive increase in capital expenditure by a company or industry to gain market share, enter new markets, or achieve technological leadership)

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Meaning & usage

noun[ɪnvɛstɪˈt͡sjoːnsʔoˌfɛnziːvə]
  1. investment push, capex offensive (a strategic and massive increase in capital expenditure by a company or industry to gain market share, enter new markets, or achieve technological leadership)

    feminine
    Mit einer milliardenschweren Investitionsoffensive will der Halbleiterhersteller seine Abhängigkeit von externen Zulieferern verringern.
    Die angekündigte Investitionsoffensive belastet zwar kurzfristig den Cashflow, sichert aber das zukünftige Wachstum.
  2. public investment drive, stimulus program (a large-scale government initiative to stimulate economic growth and modernize public infrastructure through increased spending)

    feminine
    Die Europäische Union hat eine Investitionsoffensive für den Ausbau grüner Energien gestartet.
    Kritiker fordern eine staatliche Investitionsoffensive, um den drohenden wirtschaftlichen Abschwung abzufedern.
Where this word comes from

Investition (“investment”) + -s- + Offensive (“offensive/push”)

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