people who own stocks or shares in a company and share in its profits and/or losses.
Individuals or entities who own the securities (shares/stocks) of a company.
Owners of one or more shares in a company.
The shareholders are the owners of a corporation. A shareholder can also be a director and officer of the company.
Shareholders are individuals or entities that have paid for or been given shares of a corporation. They are considered the owners of the corporation based on the percentage of shares they own. Also known as stockholders.
A shareholder is a person or organisation that owns shares in a company and whose name appears in the register of members as being the owner of the shares. Depending on what type of shares they own, the owner may have certain rights in the company, for example, they may have voting rights when the company makes important decisions.
The owners of a limited company or corporation.
a person who owns a share or shares of stock in a company
The people who own the issued stock of a corporation. Shareholders do not own specific corporate property; they merely own an interest in the corporation.
Shareholders are the owners of a corporation based on their holdings. They own an interest in the corporation rather than specific corporate property. Also known as stockholders.
Individual investors who own part of a limited company.
own the company by holding shares in it. In a private company they may also be the directors. In a public company they can include members of the public who have bought shares through a market such as the stock exchange.
Individuals or organizations that own a portion (shares of stock) of a corporation.
The persons or entities owning a share in a corporation. Compare with Bondholders. Français: Actionnaires Español: Accionista
Person or entity that owns share in a corporation.