Definition of golden share in English:

golden share

noun

British

A share in a company that gives control of at least 51 per cent of the voting rights, especially when held by the government.
Example sentencesExamples
- While golden shares and other takeover protection may keep predators at bay, European companies could still face a pummeling in global markets.
- The Government will keep a golden share allowing it to veto possible decisions for a change in the line of business, the head office, the name of the company or a resolution for liquidation, among other important decisions.
- It should therefore be enshrined in the constitution that government should always retain a golden share in all privatised institutions which in turn will give it veto powers.
- The defenders of golden shares point out that they enable governments to stop big, state-owned and subsidised firms gobbling up companies in their sector all over Europe.
- The state would remain in control of important corporate decisions by retaining a golden share, he said.

单词	golden share
释义	Definition of golden share in English: golden share noun British A share in a company that gives control of at least 51 per cent of the voting rights, especially when held by the government. Example sentencesExamples While golden shares and other takeover protection may keep predators at bay, European companies could still face a pummeling in global markets. The Government will keep a golden share allowing it to veto possible decisions for a change in the line of business, the head office, the name of the company or a resolution for liquidation, among other important decisions. It should therefore be enshrined in the constitution that government should always retain a golden share in all privatised institutions which in turn will give it veto powers. The defenders of golden shares point out that they enable governments to stop big, state-owned and subsidised firms gobbling up companies in their sector all over Europe. The state would remain in control of important corporate decisions by retaining a golden share, he said.
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