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Definition of minority shareholder in English: minority shareholdernoun A shareholder owning less than half of a company's total shares. the bank's minority shareholders have announced their intention to take it to court Example sentencesExamples - The family has a history of conflicts with minority shareholders, business partners, and government regulators.
- The rise in earnings per share was the result of share buybacks from minority shareholders.
- Some minority shareholders, meanwhile, keep attacking management.
- Redstone is exploring a buyout of the minority shareholders.
- Increasingly, board members and executives who abuse minority shareholders can expect to be challenged.
- Look for signs of respect for minority shareholders, and judges who are willing to rule against tycoons if the law requires it.
- Le Monde managers hope to preserve their independence by finding several minority shareholders.
- Yukos, the country's second-largest oil company, has delighted minority shareholders by canceling a series of dilutive share issues.
- Mr Oei wants to hang on to his 30 per cent stake and is even looking into his 'rights as a minority shareholder'.
- The rest of the shares, 6.74%, remain in the hands of minority shareholders and trust funds.
Definition of minority shareholder in US English: minority shareholdernoun A shareholder owning less than half of a company's total shares. the bank's minority shareholders have announced their intention to take it to court Example sentencesExamples - Yukos, the country's second-largest oil company, has delighted minority shareholders by canceling a series of dilutive share issues.
- The rest of the shares, 6.74%, remain in the hands of minority shareholders and trust funds.
- Look for signs of respect for minority shareholders, and judges who are willing to rule against tycoons if the law requires it.
- Some minority shareholders, meanwhile, keep attacking management.
- The rise in earnings per share was the result of share buybacks from minority shareholders.
- Le Monde managers hope to preserve their independence by finding several minority shareholders.
- Redstone is exploring a buyout of the minority shareholders.
- Increasingly, board members and executives who abuse minority shareholders can expect to be challenged.
- Mr Oei wants to hang on to his 30 per cent stake and is even looking into his 'rights as a minority shareholder'.
- The family has a history of conflicts with minority shareholders, business partners, and government regulators.
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