"entire shareholding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in corporate or financial contexts to refer to the total number or value of shares owned by an individual or entity in a company. Example: The company's annual report revealed that Mr. Smith held an entire shareholding of 20,000 shares in the company.
Although a figure of between £2m to £3m has been speculated, Pearson would not say how much he had paid for the club by purchasing the entire shareholding from the previous shareholders.
By August UKSIL had acquired over 90% of the shares, and exercised its rights under the Companies Act to "squeeze out" the remaining shareholders, and acquire the entire shareholding.
To protect Pearson's interests as a minority shareholder, if Bertelsmann declines a Pearson offer to sell its entire shareholding, Pearson may require a recapitalisation by which Penguin Random House raises debt of up to 3.5x EBITDA, with a dividend distributed to shareholders in line with their ownership.
Pessina, however, made about £500m at the time of the Alliance Boots de-listing as he did not roll his entire shareholding into the private company.
Bees United, Brentford's supporters' trust, has agreed to sell its entire shareholding in the League One club to Matthew Benham.
The government says it intends to sell its entire shareholding in the firm, which is Australia's largest private health insurer.
Submersible electric motor manufacturer Franklin Electric Co Inc is to acquire Howden Africa Holdings Ltd's entire 42% shareholding in Pump Brands (Pty Ltdd.
It's doubtful any deal would resemble Malcolm Glazer's (http://) takeover of Manchester United, since Liverpool Chairman David Moores is not looking to yield his entire 51% shareholding.
Some think it's doubtful any deal for Liverpool would resemble Malcolm Glazer's takeover of Manchester United, since Liverpool Chairman David Moores is not looking to yield his entire 51% shareholding.
To ward off any suspicion that Chung is seeking irregular means to turn control of the group over to Chung Eui-sun, the two decided to make a charitable donation of their entire 60% shareholding in Hyundai logistics unit Glovis last week.
To ward off any suspicion that Chung is seeking irregular means to turn control of the group over to his son Chung Eui-sun, the two have decided to make a charitable donation of their entire 60% shareholding in Glovis, a Hyundai logistics unit.
