the company is open for equity participation by anybody.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

a company that controls other companies through stock ownership

the portion of a company's profit allocated to each outstanding share of common stock

internal reserves allocated from the profits of an enterprise

Big businesses always make their profits by exploiting [squeezing] smaller ones.

bonus stock divided among investors

(of a company) to open it's financial affairs to the public

I have a concern in the business.

of a company, an act of returning stocks under a voluntary contract with a stockholder

a form of monopolistic enterprise that is organized by the joint capital of several similar companies

An operating holding company runs its own business and controls business activities of other companies.

a company with controlling shares in other companies

incorporate one firm with another

a stockholder who owns a majority of the stocks of a corporation, called controlling stockholder

Shareholders have the right to view the shareholder registry at any time during business hours.

The holders of that stock are given rights of shareholders who have only one share unit.

A stockholder can attend a general meeting of shareholders to exercise management participation rights.

the people who participate in a meeting, assembly or other gathering

a type of joint enterprise, called 'rieki-kyodotai'

the liquidation of a company's assets in accordance with the wishes of the stockholders

a stock dividend which pays interest during construction

a way of liquidating a company's assets voluntarily agreed to by all the staff

a group of people combined together for business or trade

an occupational post called councilor

Both the listed companies and the sole proprietors are experiencing a similar business slump.

the action of managing a business jointly with another person or organization

the liability of a firm's owners for no more than the capital they have invested in the firm

of business, a sole proprietorship

a company that invests in (acquires control of) other companies

Open companies cannot issue shares of stock with the right to vote in the election of directors.

the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise