Recapitalization (noun)

The act of increasing or restoring a company's capital, usually by raising new equity or debt, in order to improve the financial stability and growth prospects of the company.

Origin:

From the prefix "re-" meaning again and "capitalization".

Examples:

1. The company's recapitalization was necessary to pay off debt and invest in new projects.
2. The recapitalization was done through a combination of issuing new stock and taking on new debt.
3. The recapitalization allowed the company to expand its operations and improve its competitiveness.
4. The bank's recapitalization helped to restore confidence in the institution.
5. The recapitalization was a critical step in the company's turnaround.