Sentence examples for total shareholding from inspiring English sources

The 112m shares - equivalent to 4.8% of the company's total shareholding - have been placed in a trust and can be claimed up to ten years from the date of the flotation.

The Rangers Supporters Trust has also purchased a further 450,000 shares to take its stake to 1,725,009 shares, representing 2.12% of the total shareholding.

Once the shares are sold, the six children of the late Mr Glazer will still own more than 80% of the club's total shareholding.

The CEO, who has a pre-arranged stock selling plan, sold 200,000 shares at an average price of $56.22 and gave away 3,705 shares, bringing his total shareholding in the online retailer ranked No. 187 among the Forbes 500s to 105.85 million shares, according to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

The pair paid £5,000 per share, or £174.1m for the total shareholding and £44.8m to cover the club's debts.

The situation is complicated by the fact that the overwhelming majority of shareholders - in terms of numbers rather than total shareholdings - are supporters, more interested in the long-term fortunes of the team than the share price.

The unclaimed assets amount to 4.2% of the company's total shareholdings and are being held in an unclaimed assets trust.

This meant that the total shareholdings in Sogaz of sanctioned parties had fallen to 44.8% (Abros 32.3%, Kordeks 12.5%), again bringing it below the threshold.You belong to yourselfIn another curious development, Rossiya later seems to have given away its remaining stake in Sogaz, by transferring ownership of Abros to Abros itself.

Submersible electric motor manufacturer Franklin Electric Co Inc is to acquire Howden Africa Holdings Ltd's entire 42% shareholding in Pump Brands (Pty Ltdd.

However, following legislation in 1989 and 1991 designed to reduce risk-taking and also reflecting substantial improvements in bank franchise value, managerial shareholdings and total and firm specific risk became negatively related in the early 1990s.

This week, the French government said it fully supported the decision of Total (in which it retains a small shareholding) to sign a $2 billion contract, together with Russia's Gazprom and Malaysia's Petronas, to develop Iranian gas reserves.