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What is Ownership and Stakeholder -Everything you should know!!

Ownership/Stakeholder

Table of Content

*Definitions of Ownership/Stakeholder
*What are Shareholder Rights
*List of Parties involved in ownership
*What is Immediate Parent Company
*What is Ultimate Parent Company
*What is UBO
*Example of Ownership structure 

Definitions:
  • A shareholder, also referred to as a stockholder.
  •  A shareholder is an individual or entity, who legally owns the Company by the number shares owned by them.
  • Shareholders are the owners of the company. They buy shares which represent part ownership of a company.
  • Ownership is the state or fact of exclusive rights and control over property, which may be an object, land or real estate, or intellectual property.
Shareholder Rights
The shareholder 6 main rights as below-
    • Voting power
    • Ownership
    • The right to transfer ownership
    • Dividends,
    • The right to inspect corporate documents 
    • The right to sue for wrongful acts.



Different parties involved in Ownership

 

Immediate Parent Company

An Immediate Parent Company means an entity, which is owning the company directly.
Intermediary Parent Company
An intermediary is a company that is in between the ultimate parent company and the immediate parent company.

Ultimate Parent Company

An ultimate parent company is the final entity which owns the company ultimately, after this there is no other entity owning the company.
There can be a person owning it but not a company.

UBO ( Ultimate Beneficial Owner )

An UBO is a person who ultimately own the company directly or indirectly through intermediary companies.
  
Ownership Structure: Here is the example below


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