The phrase "a major stake for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant interests or investments in a particular situation or context.
Example: "Investors have a major stake for the success of the new project, as it could greatly impact their financial returns."
Alternatives: "a significant interest in" or "a substantial investment in".
Orbis has held a major stake in Cable & Wireless for a decade, and has used the share price collapse to significantly increase its position, more than doubling its stake at an average of 53p a share over the last two years, according to one banking source.
Graham Holdings Co., the renamed corporation that owned the Washington Post newspaper before selling it to Jeff Bezos last year, retains a major stake in Corinthian Colleges, a for-profit education company that is under investigation by a range of federal and state law enforcement agencies.
Any deal, whether for the entire company or for a major stake, would probably put a current value of roughly $1.5 billion on AMC.
And though Deutsche Bank suffered about $11 billion in losses linked to financial market chaos, it still managed to pay 2.8 billion euros ($3.99 billion) for a major stake in Postbank, the last big listed German lender that was for sale.
The 2011 APSCU keynote speaker, General Colin Powell, the former Secretary of State, chairs the advisory board of Leeds' investment firm, which owns a major stake in EDMC, the second biggest for-profit college business.
And, by the way, Graham Holdings has long held a major stake in Corinthian Colleges, the collapsing for-profit college chain that has behaved so badly that even the rest of the industry has now thrown it under the bus.
Suspicions grow exponentially when it happens that the executive's employer, the Anglo-Australian mining company Rio Tinto, recently snubbed a bid by China's state mining company for a major stake.
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The level of debt, which is serviced by the Lithuanian bank Romanov has a major stake in, may be a stumbling block for any change of ownership.
The firm has just taken a major stake in a Singaporean maker of games for emerging markets, and already owns part of the US's Epic Games.
