corporate control

Corporate control refers to the ability to influence or direct a company's decisions and policies. This is typically achieved by owning a significant portion of its shares or through strategic voting rights, allowing a person or group, such as major shareholders or management, to shape the company's direction, leadership, and operations. Essentially, it determines who has the power to make key decisions that affect the company's future. This control ensures that those with a major stake can align the company's actions with their interests, whether that be maximizing profits, growth, or other objectives.