/daɪˈvɛstmənt/ – noun
Definition: xch DIVESTITURE.
A more thorough explanation: Divestment is the act of selling off assets, investments, or business interests in order to comply with legal requirements, ethical considerations, or strategic business decisions. It involves the process of getting rid of or disposing of certain holdings or interests.
Example: The company announced its divestment of several non-core assets to focus on its core business operations.