suuraktsionäri

suuraktsionär is an Estonian term that translates to "major shareholder" or "significant shareholder" in English. It refers to an individual or entity that holds a substantial percentage of a company's shares. The exact threshold for being considered a suuraktsionär can vary depending on the specific context, such as company bylaws, stock exchange regulations, or legal definitions within a particular jurisdiction. Generally, it implies a level of ownership that grants considerable influence over the company's decisions and strategic direction.

A suuraktsionär often possesses voting rights that can impact shareholder meetings, the election of the board of directors, and other important corporate matters. Their stake may be large enough to warrant disclosure requirements under securities laws. The motivations for becoming a suuraktsionär can range from seeking financial returns and capital appreciation to exerting strategic control or influence over the company's operations and future. Understanding who the suuraktsionärs are is important for analyzing a company's governance and potential for takeover or significant strategic shifts. Their actions and interests are closely watched by other investors, analysts, and regulatory bodies.