1. to invest jointly or together with another person or entity
Usage: transitive or intransitive; business/finance context

Examples

• The two venture capital firms decided to coinvest in the startup.
• Several institutional investors agreed to coinvest in the real estate development project.
• They coinvested $5 million in the technology company.
• The partners chose to coinvest rather than compete for the same opportunity.
• Major banks often coinvest in large infrastructure projects to spread risk.