The phrase "shareholder information" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used in business and financial contexts to refer to information about a company's shareholders, such as their names, ownership percentages, and voting rights. Example: Please refer to our website for the latest shareholder information, including a list of our top shareholders and their respective ownership stakes in the company.
It is based on their recent article, "Shareholder Information and Litigation Environment," available here.
Mr. Merckle already has a 12.8percentt stake in HeidelbergCement, according to the latest shareholder information available on HeidelbergCement's Web site.
It administers shareholder information for almost 1,700 corporate clients, runs 11 call centres and handles 750,000 insurance claims annually.
There is probably not much you can do to liven up, say, North American Veeblefetzer: product pictures, locations, corporate staff, how to order, shareholder information, Our Founder, and so on.
Last year, state Representative Angelo Saviano, Republican of Elmwood Park, co-sponsored a bill in the House to help Mesirow Financial, a global investment firm, withhold some shareholder information when bidding on state contracts.
Among his most precious resources is a database of hundreds of Syrian companies he compiled by soliciting such details as contact coordinates, names of board directors, financial returns and shareholder information.
Based on prior findings that voluntary disclosure facilitates shareholder monitoring of managers, we hypothesize that managers respond to shareholders' information demand by increasing voluntary disclosure.
Mr. Hewlett's main contention -- and best hope for having the vote tossed out, legal experts say -- is the allegation that Hewlett-Packard consistently withheld from shareholders information showing that the merger planning was going poorly.
How do you convey to the press and potential shareholders information that is in the filing?" The rules also state that a company, once it has registered to go public, must avoid any forward-looking statements and also avoid comments that promote its stock offering.
That was later delayed with the agreement of Whyte, pending the disclosure of more details about the buyout to shareholders, information that is due on or before 6 June.
They need to take care to comply with Regulation FD, meaning they should not make selective disclosures to a shareholder of information not generally available to the public.
