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undervalue

[uhn-der-val-yoo] / ˌʌn dərˈvæl yu /
VERB
underestimate
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Example Sentences

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“We have a lot of infrastructure around in our company which could be undervalued, or assets which are undervalued,” Pant said in an interview on Tuesday after BHP reported its first-half result.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ryerson said it was "very undervalued how important the pesticide and EPA component is to the voting population."

From Barron's

Activists typically buy undervalued shares, press for strategic changes—such as leadership shift, asset sales, or a capital reallocation—and aim to lift the share price before exiting at a profit, he adds.

From The Wall Street Journal

The investment firm viewed Teradata stock as undervalued and pushed for the hiring of a permanent chief financial officer.

From Barron's

As long as this mindset prevails, the contemporary katana will continue to be undervalued, Kawasaki warned.

From Barron's