Glossary - Shareholder
A shareholder, also known as a stockholder, is an individual or entity that legally owns one or more shares of stock in a joint-stock company. Shareholders are considered partial owners of the company and can exercise certain rights such as voting at shareholder meetings and receiving dividends, depending on the class of stock they hold.
Also known as
- Stockholder
Use cases examples
- Annual General Meeting (AGM) Invitation: Invitation to all registered shareholders to attend the Annual General Meeting, where key decisions regarding the company's policy and strategy will be voted on.
- Dividend Distribution Announcement: Notice to shareholders regarding the distribution of recent dividends based on the number of shares owned, as recorded on the dividend record date.
Considerations for investors
- Evaluating the rights attached to shares, such as voting power and dividend entitlements, before investing.
- Monitoring the company's performance and governance to protect their investment.
Considerations for founders
- Understanding the rights and expectations of shareholders, including voting rights, dividends, and information rights.
- Communicating effectively and transparently with shareholders to maintain trust and support.
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