Konserneille

Konserneille is a Finnish word that functions as the plural allative form of konserni, a noun meaning a corporate group, holding company, or conglomerate. The allative case, marked by the suffix -lle, expresses direction toward a recipient or beneficiary, so konserneille translates roughly as “to the corporate groups” or “for the corporate groups.” The singular allative is konsernille, while the nominative plural is konsernit.

In use, konserneille appears in legal, administrative, and business contexts to indicate who receives something or who is the target of an action. Examples include distributing funds, assigning responsibilities, or directing communications to multiple corporate groups. For instance: “Rahoitus jaettiin konserneille” means “Funding was distributed to the corporate groups,” and “Tiedote toimitettiin konserneille” means “The notice was sent to the corporate groups.”

Etymology traces konserni to a loanword from Swedish koncern or English concern, with Finnish adaptations. Konserneille, as the plural allative, reflects standard Finnish noun inflection where the base term konserni takes -ille for recipients in the plural form.

As a grammatical form, konserneille is distinct from the singular konsernille and from other cases of konserni, such as the genitive or partitive, and it is primarily encountered in formal texts dealing with corporate structures, policy distributions, or regulated communications to groups of companies. See also konserni for the broader concept of a corporate group.