leányvállalatát

A leányvállalatát is the Hungarian term for a subsidiary company. It refers to a business entity that is owned or controlled by another, larger company, known as the parent company. This ownership typically means the parent company holds a majority of the subsidiary's voting stock, giving it the power to direct the subsidiary's operations and management.

Subsidiaries can be established for various strategic reasons. They might be created to expand into new markets, develop specialized products or services, manage specific business lines, or take advantage of different tax or regulatory environments. The leányvállalatát often operates with a degree of autonomy, but its overarching goals and strategies are usually aligned with those of the parent company.

The relationship between a parent and its subsidiary is a common feature of corporate structures, particularly in large multinational corporations. This structure allows for diversification, risk management, and operational efficiency. While the subsidiary is a separate legal entity, its financial performance and activities are typically consolidated into the parent company's financial statements. The degree of integration can vary, from a fully controlled operation to a more loosely affiliated entity.