A stockholder is an individual or institution that owns shares in a publicly traded company. As a shareholder, they have a stake in the company's success and may receive dividends based on their ownership percentage.
Usage examples
The stockholder meeting was held to discuss important decisions regarding the company's future.
As a stockholder in the company, I am entitled to receive dividends on my shares.
The stockholder's vote was crucial in determining the outcome of the proposed merger.
The stockholder requested a copy of the annual report to review the company's financial performance.
The stockholder expressed concerns about the company's management and requested a change in the board of directors.
The rights and responsibilities of a stockholder are outlined in the company's bylaws.
The stockholder sold a portion of their shares in order to diversify their investment portfolio.
The stockholder expressed satisfaction with the company's quarterly earnings report, leading to a rise in stock prices.
The stockholder attended the annual general meeting to voice their opinions and concerns about the company's strategy.
The stockholder decided to exercise their voting rights to elect new board members.
The reception also marks the launch of the revised and expanded edition of Jessica Stockholder from Phaidon. (smartmuseum.uchicago.edu)
The prospectus reveals the company's most recent valuation, as well as the number of shares owned by its executive officers, directors, and the likely number of shares held by stockholders with at least a 5 % stake. (canadianbusiness.com)
Published and printed by Gary Lichtenstein Editions, trees was a project inspired by the sculpture installation that comprised Hollow Places Court in Ash - Tree Wood — an exhibition that provided Jessica Stockholder with the opportunity to bring her continuing concern with the transient nature of visual phenomena into direct collision with the permanence that trees represent. (miandn.com)