aftermarket
/ˈæftərˌmɑrkɪt/
noun
- The market for parts, accessories, or services for a product after its original sale, especially for vehicles or electronics.
- The company specializes in aftermarket parts for vintage motorcycles.
- Many people choose aftermarket phone cases to personalize their devices.
- He bought an aftermarket stereo system for his car because it had better sound quality.
- The trading of financial securities after their initial public offering (IPO).
- Investors watched the aftermarket closely to see how the new shares would perform.
- The stock price rose sharply in the aftermarket after the company went public.
- She bought shares in the aftermarket rather than during the initial offering.
adjective
- Relating to or intended for the aftermarket.
- Aftermarket warranties often cost less than those from the original manufacturer.
- The store sells aftermarket accessories for gaming consoles.
- He installed aftermarket rims on his truck to give it a custom look.