The phrase "a sizeable stake" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of ownership or investment in a company or project.
Example: "The investor acquired a sizeable stake in the startup, believing in its potential for growth."
Alternatives: "a significant share" or "a substantial interest".
BPI could not immediately buy a sizeable stake in Antonveneta.
"We are pleased to retain a sizeable stake in SeeSaw and optimistic for its future".
Buying put-options is a way of gaining access to a sizeable stake in a company without tying up capital.
The Scot was close friends with Magnier and McManus, who then held a sizeable stake in the club.
Sinatra's biggest coup, however, was selling the company to Warner records for $1m along with a sizeable stake in all future signings.
TPG, Bain Capital and Goldman Sachs still own a sizeable stake in BK, despite listing it on the New York Stock Exchange in 2006.
The 46-year-old, one of the 10 richest MPs, is heir to a £300m family fortune and has amassed a sizeable personal stake in the insurance industry.
Tim Warner is joining Disney, Fox and Comcast with a sizeable ownership stake of the streaming entity, picking up 10percentt (culled from a cumulative drawing down of the thirds owned by each of the other big media co's previously) for a reported $583 million.
(By the same token, China's capital controls mean that it's quite hard to be a portfolio investor in Chinese stocks, even if you want to be).Now, I often hear of foreign investors who complain that despite their sizeable stake in Chinese companies, they are still denied an "effective voice in the management" of the enterprise.
This year former billionaire Larry Flinn insisted he no longer merited inclusion, claiming he sold his sizeable stake in Liberty Media at or near its 52-week low.
ReprintsIt is the firms in which WestLB retains sizeable stakes that are attracting the greatest scrutiny.
