directors/managers, employees and shareholders. Suppliers, customers, NGO/ International organizations, community and local government are external stakeholders. Directors/managers Directors and managers are the ones that run the business. They aim to maximize their own benefits, such as higher salary and annual bonus. Thus, they try their best to improve the corporate values. Shareholders By the end of 2012, the number of shareholders of LG Electronics was 201,161. Shareholders are powerful stakeholders
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holdings, this action could result in a loss of approximately €500 million, which would constitute a great threat, since Mister Quinn is a large stakeholder. Due to the fact that these contacts fall outside normal disclosure rules in relation to shareholders with large stakes in stock market quoted companies, it is formally impossible by using the CDF’s. Furthermore, CDF’s are very risky – When one does not invest, one has to bet which remains a problem for the stakeholder, Mister Quinn, of the Anglo
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following criterion: Cost to implement Acceptability to employees Acceptability to shareholders 5. By signing contracts with an original equipment manufacturer, Texas Instruments would not have their name on the products, but companies like Compaq could sell the laser printers along with their computers. This would be an expensive deal to arrange, but employees would accept this arrangement well. Shareholders would be happy if the arrangement is successful to see the stock price of Texas Instruments
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Running head: GAP ANALYSIS: GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS Gap Analysis: Global Communications LaDonna Smith University of Phoenix Gap Analysis: Global Communications Global Communication has been under pressure to keep up with new technology that its competitors have been giving to consumers for a very long time through local and international markets. They are getting a lot of slack from their stockholders, whose shares have declined more than half in the last couple of years. Also, they are
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= 20%, Current ratio = 2.1:1 The shareholders of Scott Electronics might be pleased because the dividend per share has improved by 20p from 2010 and dividend yield also improved by 7% in a years time. This makes owning the shares more attractive and also it is likely to encourage the existing shareholders to retain their shares. Also, another reason could be the fact that the share price increased by 50p, form 1.50 to 2.00, this would also please shareholders because they can make profit from their
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Long-Term Investment Decisions Government Regulations Government regulation borders within the mandated needs in the economy to strike a balance between the market activities and social welfare of the people. The role of government in the market has been seen as one that is indispensable in an economy where this balance is needful. Contrary to this argument, it has also been observed that government involvement in the market economy can to a large extent lead to sub-optimal results. It is agreeable
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Singapore law states that price sensitive information belongs to the company. However, the arguments made in “Property rights” push for the case that if this information does belong to the organization, then it is the organization’s right to allow its employees to use it for insider trading. Let us examine these arguments. Who does price-sensitive information belong to? The employees who create this price sensitive information are empowered by the finances and reputation of the firm. Without this
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organization: • Joint-stock company • Limited liability company • Partnership • Sole proprietorship A joint-stock company is a business that is owned by shareholders. Every individual that owns a share is partial owner. Shareholders are also allowed to transfer their portion or share of the company whenever the shareholder chooses to do so. The Green Bay Packers are an example of a joint-stock company A limited liability company protects stockholders in the event of a company going
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funding for the expansion and future stability for the business. With all capital financing there are risks. Bonds put the onus on the company to ensure dividends and, at 9%, if projections are not met it could have a severe negative impact on shareholder earnings. Likewise, if moderate projections are met than issuing shares to cover the cost of expansion will have an adverse effect on dividends due to ‘watering’ down the profits among a larger number of shares. Recommendation The structure that
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(MAP) operations to National Guaranteed Repairs (NGR), another publicly held company. NGR paid cash plus common stock that, after issuance, would be equal to roughly 15% of NGR’s outstanding shares, which would in turn make Major Motors the largest shareholder by a considerable margin. The question resulting from this transaction is whether or not the equity method must be applied to Major Motors’ 15% interest in NGR. After reviewing the appropriate accounting literature, we have determined that the equity
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