What Is a Majority Shareholder?

The majority shareholder right is also called plural shareholder right. One of the rights of shareholders. In terms of the way in which shareholders exercise their rights, shareholders who hold a certain percentage of shares can exercise this right. A shareholder can be several shareholders or one shareholder. The power of majority shareholder rights includes the following: the right to request an extraordinary shareholder meeting; the right to request a competent government authority to convene a shareholder meeting; the right of the court to inspect the company's business and financial status; the right of the court to dismiss directors, supervisors and liquidators; The court ruled on the right to request for reorganization or dissolution; the supervisor's right to request the director or the director to sue the supervisor and so on. ^[1]

Majority shareholder

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The majority shareholder right is also called plural shareholder right. One of the rights of shareholders. In terms of the way in which shareholders exercise their rights, shareholders who hold a certain percentage of shares can exercise this right. A shareholder can be several shareholders or one shareholder. The power of majority shareholder rights includes the following: the right to request an extraordinary shareholder meeting; the right to request a competent government authority to convene a shareholder meeting; the right of the court to inspect the company's business and financial status; the right of the court to dismiss directors, supervisors and liquidators; The court ruled on the right to request for reorganization or dissolution; the supervisor's right to request the director or the director to sue the supervisor and so on. ^[1]

Chinese name

Majority shareholder

Foreign name

Majority shareholder rights

Also known as

Multiple shareholder rights

Features

Means a certain percentage of shares

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A shareholder can be several shareholders or one shareholder. Majority shareholders include: ^[2]

The right to request an extraordinary shareholder meeting;

The right of the competent government authority to call a shareholder meeting;

The right of the court to inspect the company's business and financial status;

The court's right to dismiss directors, supervisors and liquidators;

The court has the right to request for reorganization or dissolution;

The supervisor's right to request a director or a director to sue the supervisor.