Sentence examples for In shareholding from inspiring English sources

The equity boom has led to a phenomenal rise in shareholding and a sixfold increase in stockmarket capitalisation since 1990.

The history, tradition and heritage of this company cannot, and will not, be erased by a change in shareholding".

In an interview last month, Duan Weihong, a wealthy Wen family friend, said that the shares in Ping An actually belonged to her and that it was an accident that Mr. Wen's relatives appeared in shareholding records.

[C2.] Vivendi Planning a Sports Channel Vivendi Universal plans to create a European sports channel after it sells most of its stake in Eurosport to Television Francaise 1. Vivendi is in talks to sell the stake held by its Canal Plus television unit after a change in shareholding allowed the rival TF1, France's most watched television company, to bid for the Eurosport shares it does not own.

Vivendi Universal S.A. said today that it would create a European sports channel after it sells most of its stake in Eurosport to Television Francaise 1 S.A. Vivendi is in talks to sell the stake held by its Canal Plus television unit after a change in shareholding allowed its rival TF1, France's most watched television company, to bid for the Eurosport shares it does not own.

The spokesman said there had been no change in shareholding at the team "for the time being", with founder Peter Sauber retaining two-thirds of the shares and team principal Monisha Kaltenborn one-third.

In theory, companies will be free to put capital now tied up in shareholdings to better use.

When shares hit a trough last month, Japan's three "megabanks" wrote down around $12 billion in paper losses from some $120 billion in shareholdings.

BP said it had received "unsolicited indications of interest" in its 50% shareholding in Russia's third largest oil producer.

The meeting considered a request to an "increase in MASH Holdings Limited's shareholding in Rangers International Football Club to a maximum of 29.9% of the issued share capital," said an SFA statement.

Lalit Modi, the first commissioner of cricket's Indian Premier League, has expressed an interest in buying a 26% shareholding in Rangers.