A majority owner holds more than 50% of a company’s voting shares, granting decisive control over major decisions like board elections and mergers. This stake is used to steer strategic direction, often benefiting founders, lead investors, or family patriarchs seeking long-term stability and authority without equal input from minority shareholders.
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