A majority stake means owning over 50% of a company's shares, granting controlling power over decisions and strategy. It's used to drive mergers, guide turnarounds, or secure long-term direction. The primary beneficiary is the majority shareholder—often a corporation, private equity firm, or founder—who gains authority, while minority investors benefit from stabilized leadership and potential value growth.
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