Minority Shareholders Rights

Minority shareholders are investors who own a smaller portion of a company and therefore have less control over its decisions. Their rights include receiving important information about the company, voting on major issues like mergers or changes to the company’s structure, and sometimes challenging unfair actions by larger shareholders or management through legal means. These rights are designed to protect their investment interests, ensure fair treatment, and allow them to participate in key company decisions despite holding a smaller stake. Essentially, minority shareholders are protected to ensure their voices are heard and their rights respected within the company.