Disinvestment (noun)

1. The act of selling assets or withdrawing investment.
2. The reduction or elimination of investment in a particular area or industry.

Origin:

Mid 20th century; earliest use found in the times. from dis- + investment.

Examples:

1. The disinvestment by the company led to a decline in its stock value.
2. The disinvestment in the industry caused a decrease in job opportunities.
3. The disinvestment strategy was aimed at reducing financial risk.
4. The disinvestment in the region was due to political instability.
5. The disinvestment plan was met with opposition by employees and local residents.