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Shareholder – is the owner of the company.
Promoters -a person who promoted the business not essentially the owner of the company
Directors-persons who run the company or manage the company not essential to hold any shares in the company.
ShareHolder – Owner of the company by owning certain shares of the company.
Promoter – One who promotes the company and not necessary that he holds shares
Director – The one who manages the operations of the company and not necessary to be the owner.
Share Holder : Is the one who holds shares of the company in the Secondary Market, their role is in Trading (Buying & Selling) of Shares, & have rights to bonus & dividends.
Promoter : Invest Capital in establishing the Company, Role to invite Public to buy Shares, but does not have rights to run the company.
Director : A Director is the one who runs the company, takes all the decisions & works as an employee of the company.
<p style=”box-sizing: border-box; margin: 0.85em 0px; direction: ltr; color: #777777; font-family: ‘Roboto Slab’; font-size: 13px;”></p>Shareholders are investors of the company, who hold shares and are the owners of the company. They are entitled to dividends and bonuses.
A promoter is a person responsible for the initial establishment of the company, who may or may not hold shares. A promoter takes the initiative to invite the public to buy shares.
A director is a person appointed by the shareholders to run the company on behalf of them. A director may or may not be the owner of the company. A director is important to make decisions regarding the issue of dividends or bonds to its shareholders.
Share holders are the owners of the company. They have agreed to invest in that company, in return they will get a ‘share’ of the profit of the company.
A promoter is the person who mooted the idea of the company, who may sell his rights of the company if he got a good price at a later date. The director is the person who runs the company, who may also have shares of the company.
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