Definition of shareholding in English:

shareholding

nounˈʃɛːhəʊldɪŋˈʃɛrˌhoʊldɪŋ

An allocation of shares held in a company.
this year he sold a 15 per cent shareholding in the company
Example sentencesExamples
- The company was floated on the stock market in 1985, though the family retained a significant shareholding.
- The company further agreed to subscribe for additional new ordinary shares to take its shareholding to 54 per cent.
- He said the details of the changes in shareholding will be made public at a later date.
- Two weeks ago, he denied all knowledge of a change in shareholding.
- The company may have a significant influence over some of its smaller suppliers or subcontractors, perhaps even a minority shareholding.
- The fear was that any release of information would greatly compromise their position in respect of a final market valuation of the shareholding.
- These loans were used for appropriation of the airline's principal assets—that is, real-estate property and shareholding.
- Company records show that he held a direct shareholding in at least one firm, an advertising company, as recently as May 2007.
- This acquisition of a majority shareholding goes beyond the legitimate exercise of a majority shareholder's right to manage the company.
- Its shareholding in the new bank will not be diluted to less than 55 per cent.

Definition of shareholding in US English:

shareholding

nounˈSHerˌhōldiNGˈʃɛrˌhoʊldɪŋ

An allocation of shares held in a company.
this year he sold a 15 percent shareholding in the company
Example sentencesExamples
- The company was floated on the stock market in 1985, though the family retained a significant shareholding.
- The company may have a significant influence over some of its smaller suppliers or subcontractors, perhaps even a minority shareholding.
- Company records show that he held a direct shareholding in at least one firm, an advertising company, as recently as May 2007.
- This acquisition of a majority shareholding goes beyond the legitimate exercise of a majority shareholder's right to manage the company.
- Two weeks ago, he denied all knowledge of a change in shareholding.
- These loans were used for appropriation of the airline's principal assets—that is, real-estate property and shareholding.
- He said the details of the changes in shareholding will be made public at a later date.
- The company further agreed to subscribe for additional new ordinary shares to take its shareholding to 54 per cent.
- The fear was that any release of information would greatly compromise their position in respect of a final market valuation of the shareholding.
- Its shareholding in the new bank will not be diluted to less than 55 per cent.

单词	shareholding
释义	Definition of shareholding in English: shareholding nounˈʃɛːhəʊldɪŋˈʃɛrˌhoʊldɪŋ An allocation of shares held in a company. this year he sold a 15 per cent shareholding in the company Example sentencesExamples The company was floated on the stock market in 1985, though the family retained a significant shareholding. The company further agreed to subscribe for additional new ordinary shares to take its shareholding to 54 per cent. He said the details of the changes in shareholding will be made public at a later date. Two weeks ago, he denied all knowledge of a change in shareholding. The company may have a significant influence over some of its smaller suppliers or subcontractors, perhaps even a minority shareholding. The fear was that any release of information would greatly compromise their position in respect of a final market valuation of the shareholding. These loans were used for appropriation of the airline's principal assets—that is, real-estate property and shareholding. Company records show that he held a direct shareholding in at least one firm, an advertising company, as recently as May 2007. This acquisition of a majority shareholding goes beyond the legitimate exercise of a majority shareholder's right to manage the company. Its shareholding in the new bank will not be diluted to less than 55 per cent. Definition of shareholding in US English: shareholding nounˈSHerˌhōldiNGˈʃɛrˌhoʊldɪŋ An allocation of shares held in a company. this year he sold a 15 percent shareholding in the company Example sentencesExamples The company was floated on the stock market in 1985, though the family retained a significant shareholding. The company may have a significant influence over some of its smaller suppliers or subcontractors, perhaps even a minority shareholding. Company records show that he held a direct shareholding in at least one firm, an advertising company, as recently as May 2007. This acquisition of a majority shareholding goes beyond the legitimate exercise of a majority shareholder's right to manage the company. Two weeks ago, he denied all knowledge of a change in shareholding. These loans were used for appropriation of the airline's principal assets—that is, real-estate property and shareholding. He said the details of the changes in shareholding will be made public at a later date. The company further agreed to subscribe for additional new ordinary shares to take its shareholding to 54 per cent. The fear was that any release of information would greatly compromise their position in respect of a final market valuation of the shareholding. Its shareholding in the new bank will not be diluted to less than 55 per cent.
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