Sentence examples for present shareholders from inspiring English sources
"present shareholders" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to the individuals or entities who currently hold shares in a company. Example: The company's annual report highlighted the increase in dividends paid to its present shareholders compared to the previous year.
Can these funds still be collected from the present shareholders of these apartments?
Under the Newmont offer, Franco-Nevada shareholders would receive eight-tenths of a Newmont common share for each Franco-Nevada share, giving Franco-Nevada's present shareholders about 32percentt of the combined company.
While the brokerage firms that are the Toronto exchange's present shareholders initially expected to price the stock issue at 17 to 23 Canadian dollars, for a total of 371 million to 531 million Canadian dollars ($236 million to $338.6 million), the price target was recently lowered to 14 to 17 Canadian dollars.
He will publish a consultation document next week suggesting among other things that they might be allowed to table resolutions on remuneration for the annual general meeting, or that quoted companies might have an annual shareholders' vote on the board's remuneration report.At present, shareholders do not usually say much about pay and performance.
Telecom Italia's controlling shareholder at the time, Pirelli, had been in serious talks about selling to America's AT&T and Mexico's América Móvil, but the government had wanted to keep Telecom Italia in national hands.Pirelli lost more than €3 billion ($4.1 billion) on its stake in Telecom Italia, and the operator has proven a similarly disastrous investment for the present shareholders.
Creating a marketing powerhouse with four million customers, the new company will be owned 37% by Sony, 37% by Time Warner and 26% by CDNows present shareholders.
This mission statement was changed in the mid-1990s to conform to the present shareholder value fetish.
In 2001 it presented shareholders with what was, for its time, a model incentive scheme.
Ahold's chief executive, Anders C. Moberg, has presented shareholders with a plan to reverse the company's global expansion in the 1990's after it overstated profit by $1.2 billion over three years.
The biggest way to have done that, according to Mr. Icahn, was by presenting shareholders with the choice of either the leveraged buyout or the stock buyback plan on the same day.
But then, in August, Riggio and the board he leads ousted Ron Boire, who had lasted less than a year as chief executive, and was the third C.E.O. to pass through Barnes & Noble since 2010.* A few weeks later, quarterly financial results presented shareholders with the cold reality of Barnes & Noble's troubles.
