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Discover LudwigThe phrase "activist shareholders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to shareholders who actively seek to influence a company's management and policies, often to promote specific changes or improvements.
Example: "The company faced pressure from activist shareholders demanding greater transparency in its financial reporting."
Alternatives: "engaged shareholders" or "influential investors".
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"Japan needs activist shareholders," he insists.
Activist shareholders appear to target large firms.
How did activist shareholders jumpstart innovation?
Today, no public company is immune from activist shareholders.
Activist shareholders are back — and for good reason.
Activist shareholders are on the march.About time, too.
Activist shareholders, she says, are a new and worrying complication.
Many issuers have found certain activist shareholders to provide thoughtful and constructive input.
It is based on her recent paper, "Activist Shareholders at De Facto Controlled Companies," available here.
Activist shareholders are often criticized for seeking quick profits instead of nurturing companies' long-term health.
A few examples of recent social media communications by activist shareholders are included below for reference.
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