Definition of controlling interest in English:

controlling interest

noun

The holding by one person or group of a majority of the stock of a business, giving the holder a means of exercising control.
控股权益
the purchase of a controlling interest in a company in California
对加利福尼亚一家公司的控股权的购买。
Example sentencesExamples
- Those parent companies held controlling interests in local utilities.
- The firms could also avoid the entire problem by giving up controlling interest in their portfolio companies to other investors.
- The garment trade group diversified into a host of other areas under the control of Asil Nadir who acquired a controlling interest in 1980.
- A controlling interest would be sold through competitive auction at the end of this year and the remaining shares would be sold to the public within 12 to 18 months of the auction.
- Together the founders own a controlling interest.
- However, most are fairly amenable to a split as long as a passive investor does not have a controlling interest.
- Until recently, however, it has been difficult to imagine a foreign company gaining a controlling interest in a Japanese company.
- Secondly, his price for investing the full amount was that he should have a controlling interest.
- So foreigners would have a tough time acquiring a controlling interest.
- Crown entities will include universities as organisations in which the Government has a controlling interest.
- This demand was founded upon the act of Parliament by which these two corporations were created in 1974 after wholly divesting three foreign-controlled enterprises of their controlling interests.
- The Dubliner made millions when he sold a controlling interest in the business to a French luxury goods maker four years ago.
- Desmond also has a controlling interest in the City of London Airport.
- At the depressed prices of airline stocks, the government could have easily bought a controlling interest in the entire industry for $15 billion.
- He won over opponents by agreeing to sell off minority stakes, rather than controlling interests, in some companies.
- They own controlling interests in most of the large corporations that dominate the economy.
- In the run-up to privatisation large-scale job loss via voluntary redundancies had the effect of eschewing and diluting what may have become a source of major industrial conflict, and thus served controlling interests.
- If you go to venture capitalists for financing, it's unlikely you'll retain a controlling interest in your company.
- Although it has never taken a controlling interest in any firm, it uses its shareholding to force a company's board to enter into takeover talks with predatory third parties.
- At press time, James was in the process of selling his controlling interest in the company.

Definition of controlling interest in US English:

controlling interest

nounkənˈtroʊlɪŋ ˈɪnt(ə)rəstkənˈtrōliNG ˈint(ə)rəst

The holding by one person or group of a majority of the stock of a business, giving the holder a means of exercising control.
控股权益
the purchase of a controlling interest in a company in California
对加利福尼亚一家公司的控股权的购买。
Example sentencesExamples
- At press time, James was in the process of selling his controlling interest in the company.
- If you go to venture capitalists for financing, it's unlikely you'll retain a controlling interest in your company.
- Desmond also has a controlling interest in the City of London Airport.
- A controlling interest would be sold through competitive auction at the end of this year and the remaining shares would be sold to the public within 12 to 18 months of the auction.
- This demand was founded upon the act of Parliament by which these two corporations were created in 1974 after wholly divesting three foreign-controlled enterprises of their controlling interests.
- Until recently, however, it has been difficult to imagine a foreign company gaining a controlling interest in a Japanese company.
- He won over opponents by agreeing to sell off minority stakes, rather than controlling interests, in some companies.
- Those parent companies held controlling interests in local utilities.
- Secondly, his price for investing the full amount was that he should have a controlling interest.
- Together the founders own a controlling interest.
- So foreigners would have a tough time acquiring a controlling interest.
- At the depressed prices of airline stocks, the government could have easily bought a controlling interest in the entire industry for $15 billion.
- Crown entities will include universities as organisations in which the Government has a controlling interest.
- The garment trade group diversified into a host of other areas under the control of Asil Nadir who acquired a controlling interest in 1980.
- However, most are fairly amenable to a split as long as a passive investor does not have a controlling interest.
- Although it has never taken a controlling interest in any firm, it uses its shareholding to force a company's board to enter into takeover talks with predatory third parties.
- In the run-up to privatisation large-scale job loss via voluntary redundancies had the effect of eschewing and diluting what may have become a source of major industrial conflict, and thus served controlling interests.
- They own controlling interests in most of the large corporations that dominate the economy.
- The Dubliner made millions when he sold a controlling interest in the business to a French luxury goods maker four years ago.
- The firms could also avoid the entire problem by giving up controlling interest in their portfolio companies to other investors.

单词	controlling interest
释义	Definition of controlling interest in English: controlling interest noun The holding by one person or group of a majority of the stock of a business, giving the holder a means of exercising control. 控股权益 the purchase of a controlling interest in a company in California 对加利福尼亚一家公司的控股权的购买。 Example sentencesExamples Those parent companies held controlling interests in local utilities. The firms could also avoid the entire problem by giving up controlling interest in their portfolio companies to other investors. The garment trade group diversified into a host of other areas under the control of Asil Nadir who acquired a controlling interest in 1980. A controlling interest would be sold through competitive auction at the end of this year and the remaining shares would be sold to the public within 12 to 18 months of the auction. Together the founders own a controlling interest. However, most are fairly amenable to a split as long as a passive investor does not have a controlling interest. Until recently, however, it has been difficult to imagine a foreign company gaining a controlling interest in a Japanese company. Secondly, his price for investing the full amount was that he should have a controlling interest. So foreigners would have a tough time acquiring a controlling interest. Crown entities will include universities as organisations in which the Government has a controlling interest. This demand was founded upon the act of Parliament by which these two corporations were created in 1974 after wholly divesting three foreign-controlled enterprises of their controlling interests. The Dubliner made millions when he sold a controlling interest in the business to a French luxury goods maker four years ago. Desmond also has a controlling interest in the City of London Airport. At the depressed prices of airline stocks, the government could have easily bought a controlling interest in the entire industry for $15 billion. He won over opponents by agreeing to sell off minority stakes, rather than controlling interests, in some companies. They own controlling interests in most of the large corporations that dominate the economy. In the run-up to privatisation large-scale job loss via voluntary redundancies had the effect of eschewing and diluting what may have become a source of major industrial conflict, and thus served controlling interests. If you go to venture capitalists for financing, it's unlikely you'll retain a controlling interest in your company. Although it has never taken a controlling interest in any firm, it uses its shareholding to force a company's board to enter into takeover talks with predatory third parties. At press time, James was in the process of selling his controlling interest in the company. Definition of controlling interest in US English: controlling interest nounkənˈtroʊlɪŋ ˈɪnt(ə)rəstkənˈtrōliNG ˈint(ə)rəst The holding by one person or group of a majority of the stock of a business, giving the holder a means of exercising control. 控股权益 the purchase of a controlling interest in a company in California 对加利福尼亚一家公司的控股权的购买。 Example sentencesExamples At press time, James was in the process of selling his controlling interest in the company. If you go to venture capitalists for financing, it's unlikely you'll retain a controlling interest in your company. Desmond also has a controlling interest in the City of London Airport. A controlling interest would be sold through competitive auction at the end of this year and the remaining shares would be sold to the public within 12 to 18 months of the auction. This demand was founded upon the act of Parliament by which these two corporations were created in 1974 after wholly divesting three foreign-controlled enterprises of their controlling interests. Until recently, however, it has been difficult to imagine a foreign company gaining a controlling interest in a Japanese company. He won over opponents by agreeing to sell off minority stakes, rather than controlling interests, in some companies. Those parent companies held controlling interests in local utilities. Secondly, his price for investing the full amount was that he should have a controlling interest. Together the founders own a controlling interest. So foreigners would have a tough time acquiring a controlling interest. At the depressed prices of airline stocks, the government could have easily bought a controlling interest in the entire industry for $15 billion. Crown entities will include universities as organisations in which the Government has a controlling interest. The garment trade group diversified into a host of other areas under the control of Asil Nadir who acquired a controlling interest in 1980. However, most are fairly amenable to a split as long as a passive investor does not have a controlling interest. Although it has never taken a controlling interest in any firm, it uses its shareholding to force a company's board to enter into takeover talks with predatory third parties. In the run-up to privatisation large-scale job loss via voluntary redundancies had the effect of eschewing and diluting what may have become a source of major industrial conflict, and thus served controlling interests. They own controlling interests in most of the large corporations that dominate the economy. The Dubliner made millions when he sold a controlling interest in the business to a French luxury goods maker four years ago. The firms could also avoid the entire problem by giving up controlling interest in their portfolio companies to other investors.
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