Sentence examples for minority shareholding from inspiring English sources

BP was painfully exposed to any sanctions; by 2013 it had acquired a 20% minority shareholding in Rosneft.

Age Concern, which merged with Help the Aged to become Age UK in 2009, previously held a minority shareholding in Advance Planning.

His desire to merge the Independent with the Guardian (and take a minority shareholding) is not a joke – although saying so amuses him.

That appears to have been the case when DMGT sold its minority shareholding in GCap Media, the commercial radio operator, in early 2008.

BHL is likely to sell a minority shareholding if the flotation goes ahead, with the proceeds to be reinvested in other parts of the group's empire.

"Ryanair's minority shareholding affects Aer Lingus's commercial policy and strategy in various ways that could be crucial to Aer Lingus's future as a competitive airline.

British regulators, meanwhile, are authorized to study the effect on competition of large minority shareholdings.

To deal with it, Fiat is trying to buy back minority shareholdings in several listed subsidiaries.

When strategic owners dilute minority shareholdings or transfer profits to holding companies, it is these small fry who suffer most.

And it says that in future the foreign firms with the expertise to tap offshore fields beneath frozen seas will be limited to minority shareholdings in big projects.

"In the mid- to longer term we still want to get to a controlling stake," said Ms. Chua, referring to all of SingTel's minority shareholdings.