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Share holders- They are the owners of the companies.
Promoter- Promoters are those who develop the business and if he sees that the business gives a nice turnover he can sell the company to the others.
Director- Directors or CEO who are responsible for decision making in the company
Share holder is the owner of the company The ownership depends upon the number of shares he has in proportion to the total number of shares of the company PROMOTER is one who has a viable project /business (which requires huge amount of funds) but does not have adequate funds to start with and hence seeks and also got the permission from SEBI to raise the funds thro IPO HE has the right to sell the company to others. DIRECTOR is one who is one of the members in the board of directors of the company and who usually has a considerable % of the total shares of the company IN CASE he is MD or CEO then he is the brain behind all the activity connected to the profitability of the company HIS role and rights are not interchangeable
Shareholder: Person who holds the share of the company.
Promoter: Who develops the company , does marketing / promotional activities of the company to generate capital. He may / may not hold shares of the company.
Director: Responsible for the activities & growth of the company. Also responsible for managing shareholders funds and decisions pertaining to dividend declaration etc. Accountable for shareholders queries / funds. Also holds stake(shares) in the company .
Share holder: The person who buy and keep the share. He is one of the owners of the company and can sell the shares at any point of time.
Promoter: Promoter is the one who start up the project first with his idea.
Director: Directors who takes the company towards its goal.
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