Examples of using Small shareholders in English and their translations into Serbian
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Small Shareholders Association.
The remainder belongs to small shareholders.
Small shareholders control 86 per cent in the company and the US investment fund Salford bought 4.4 per cent in April.
The remainder belongs to small shareholders.
Small shareholders in Hemofarm owned 35 per cent of the company's stock, while the rest belonged to investment funds and brokers.
The remainder belongs to small shareholders.
He made an agreement with small shareholders to take over the company by means of registering a new company with joint capital, which would increase the share capital.
The remainder belongs to small shareholders.
The problem is precisely here because small shareholders consider that their assets are worth more than the new majority owner of“Energoprojekt” is ready to offer.
The Greek financial institution said it will try to buy the remaining shares in the bank from approximately 1,600 small shareholders.
That is why even the small shareholders sold their shares.
According to the records of the Central Registry, the state owns around 30 percent of Novosti shares,while 70 percent is owned by the small shareholders.
Within 8 days, almost all small shareholders sold their shares.
Vucic pointed out that the Government of Serbia would get EUR 417million of budget revenues, whereas the citizens of Serbia- small shareholders- would get EUR 84 million.
The dealers and small shareholders opposed this suggestion and rallied around a counter-proposal by Dr. Friedrich Mathern, which gained enough support to stop the merger.
The investor will enter a five-year management contract andmust buy out a stake from small shareholders at the same price it pays the government.
Small shareholders of the company Novosti stated that"WAC" offered 2.000 Euros per share as minimal price, thus estimating the value of entire company on 13, 5 million Euros.
The Federation government owns a 44 percent stake in Aluminij, small shareholders another 44 percent and the Croatian government 12 percent.
At the moment when it was discovered that people from the Holding itself were initiating business with power plants,Korolija was the representative of small shareholders at the Managing Board.
Let's recall that the FBiH Government owns 44 percent of Aluminij's share capital, small shareholders also 44 percent, and the Government of the Republic of Croatia remaining 12 percent.
The minority shareholders of Novosti own 37.58 percent of stocks: the Republic of Serbia owns 29.5 percent, the Pension and Disability Insurance Fund(PIO)owns 7.15 percent, while small shareholders own 0.92 percent.
In the case of“Equipment” he first offered 2.889 dinars, andthen 2,700 dinars, and small shareholders say that the real fair value is 6,166 dinars per share.
Of the small shareholders of subsidiaries it is found out that, Bojović, in the case of“Industry”, first offered RSD 304 per share, and then 2.070, and that the real fair value was 5,800 dinars.
Vucic pointed out that the Government of Serbia would getEUR 417 million of budget revenues, whereas the citizens of Serbia- small shareholders- would get EUR 84 million.
The largest part of the capital is owned by small shareholders, while the state has a 33 percent share of the most successful company in the Bujanovac municipality. Source:“Danas” daily and Coordination Body.
Owns 84.99% of the company, B92 Trust- 11.35%(the shareholder run andmanaged by the founders and managers of B92), while small shareholders hold 3.66% of B92 shares.
Furthermore, in November 2007 a group of 730 small shareholders of Luka Beograd initiated a civil action before the Commercial Court of Belgrade against Luka Beogradfor damages caused to them in the takeover procedure.
The majority owner of Telekom Srbija is the state, which owns 58.1% of capital, 20% is owned by Telekom, andthe rest is owned by small shareholders, citizens and employees who received free shares.
The charges are being brought up by the Novosti 2004 shareholders union and the Novosti small shareholders association, who together represent about 60 percent of the company small shareholders, and say that Bubalo is"putting obvious pressure on the Securities Commission.".
The majority owner of Telekom Srbija is the state, which owns 58.1% of capital, 20% is owned by Telekom, andthe rest is owned by small shareholders, citizens and employees who received free shares.