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diversified company

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diversified company
A company engaged in varied business operations not directly related to one another. A diversified company is less likely to suffer either a collapse or a spectacular gain in earnings compared with a firm concentrating its operations in a single business. Likewise, the stock of a diversified company is unlikely to bring extraordinarily large gains or losses to its shareholders.


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is a global, diversified company that provides vital products and services to customers in five business segments: fire and security, electronics, healthcare, engineered products and services and plastics and adhesives.
Lord, Cary, NC, a developer of rubber-to-metal bonding adhesives for the automotive and industrial markets, received the Gold Performance Award from Freudenberg, a diversified company specializing in dynamic seals, gaskets and auto vibration control technology.
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