shareholder
210
3.4
- noun
- /ˈʃɛrˌhoʊldər/
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accionista
- The proceeds are divided among the shareholders based on the percentage of their investment.
- majority shareholder
- largest shareholder
- principal shareholder
It depends on how the shareholder vote works.
- It depends on how the shareholder vote works.
- Sanjeev is a former shareholder in Ushdev.
- This is going to be a presidency for shareholders and shareholders only.
- And so, OK, now shareholders would say, fine, shut it down.
- And the idea is that the shareholders vote to elect a board of directors.
- So there was a nice return for my shareholders and yeah, things moved on.
- You can't take back, you know, shareholder control.
- That is the risk, I mean, both for Elon Musk and for any shareholders in Tesla.
- Yeah, accepting a lower rate of return for those shareholders.
- It's actually illegal for them to do something that could harm the shareholders profits.
- The Trump administration moving forward wants to help airline shareholders, right?
- So essentially these three shareholders control any sort of take private with Intel.
Examples
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Thus, for many companies, their larger shareholders are index funds.
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There are currently three main remedies available to oppressed shareholders in common law countries.
Academic text (2017) -
And now I am the largest shareholder of it and the Co executive chair.
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In the UK and in the US, shareholder value is in focus.
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And after a lot of back and forth, I am now a shareholder in the company.
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I would argue as a shareholder, why are you taking me down that path?
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Did you forget that I'm a shareholder?
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Yes, it's still a great deal, still a great value for our shareholders and theirs as well.
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All three remedies are available to shareholders in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and Australia.
Academic text (2017) -
As a shareholder, she was pleased to see the company reporting record profits this quarter.
Synonyms
190
2.1
A person who owns something, for example a ticket or passport
54
3.7
A person who owns shares in a company
11
3.5
A person who owns something together with other people
1
4.3
A person who owns part of a company
A person or company whose name appears on the company's list of owners of shares on a certain date
How Much
- Specialized
7
3.5
210
3.4
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word shareholder comes from the simple parts share and holder; a share is a 'part' and a holder is someone who 'holds' or owns it. So a shareholder is a person or group who owns a part of a company and often has rights or votes because of that.