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dissident shareholders

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dissident shareholders
Shareholders who oppose a firm's management or management policy. For example, dissident shareholders of Hewlett-Packard opposed that firm's offer to purchase Compaq Computer.


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Dissident shareholders, including Franklin Mutual Advisors LLC, a Short Hills.
Farmers' bitter dispute grinding toward new chapter: dissident ... by Myerhoff, Matt / Los Angeles Business Journal
The move comes as dissident shareholders and former executives of Morgan Stanley stepped up their letter-writing campaign, calling for the removal of Philip Purcell, Morgan Stanley's chairman and chief executive, in a full-page newspaper ad.
BRIEFCASE by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
But the then management, led by Ghaury and his three brothers insisted they still controlled the company and at one point locked themselves in the building before the group of dissident shareholders and armed guards forced them out.
Netsol gets cash infusion. (Media & Technology) by Martinez, Carlos / San Fernando Valley Business Journal
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