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closely held

A corporation for which most of the voting stock is held by a small number of shareholders, but which is still publicly traded. These shares are generally not available to the public, and given the fact that there are few shareholders, the shares are usually very thinly traded.

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  1. Closely Held - Legal Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
    A phrase used to describe the ownership, management, and operation of a corporation by a small group of people. In a closely held corporation, the same ...
     
  2. closely-held - definition of closely-held by the Free Online Dictionary ...
    closely-held. Also found in: Legal, Financial, 0.01 sec. adj. 1. owned by a relatively few shareholders; - of business organizations; as, a closely-held corporation .
     
  3. What is closely held? definition and meaning
    Definition of closely held: A corporation for which most of the voting stock is held by a small number of shareholders, but which is still publicly traded. These ...
     
  4. Closely Held Shares Definition | Investopedia
    The shares in a publicly traded company held by a small number of shareholders , who are either directly affiliated with the company or management, or are ...
     
  5. Closely Held Corporations - Buy Sell Agreement | Lawyers.com
    These corporations are formed under state law, with shareholders of different levels and shareholder agreements restricts ownership transfer.
     
  6. What is a Closely Held Corporation - Filing Business Taxes - About ...
    A closely held corporation is a corporation in which more than half of the shares are held by fewer than 5 individuals. Closely held corporations are private ...
     
  7. Corporation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    3.1 Formation; 3.2 Naming; 3.3 Financial disclosure; 3.4 Unresolved issues. 4 Closely held corporations and publicly traded corporations; 5 Benefit corporation ...
     
  8. CLOSELY HELD CONFLICTS
    First, a definition-a “closely held” corporation is a corporation “typified by: (1) a small number of stockholders; (2) no ready market for the corporate stock; and (3) ...