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07-07-2012, 09:53 PM
a very interesting discussion of investor's right vs key mangement and controlling shareholder
it is definitely useless for the minority shareholder to try to do anything funny given that the company is doing well at the moment and they have a huge shareholding. if the company is not doing as well or overpriced, it will be very easy to make a decision to sell the share. I guess this is just one of the many factors that one has to consider and weigh when investing.
Theorectically, as long as you hold onto 1 share of the company, you deserve a right to have your concern voiced out and a chance to vote on certain issue. However, at the end of the day, it is still the majority that wins given that they are still the one who owns the largest part of the business
it is definitely useless for the minority shareholder to try to do anything funny given that the company is doing well at the moment and they have a huge shareholding. if the company is not doing as well or overpriced, it will be very easy to make a decision to sell the share. I guess this is just one of the many factors that one has to consider and weigh when investing.
Theorectically, as long as you hold onto 1 share of the company, you deserve a right to have your concern voiced out and a chance to vote on certain issue. However, at the end of the day, it is still the majority that wins given that they are still the one who owns the largest part of the business