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BUSINESS ORGANISATION

BUSINESS ORGANISATION. TYPES OF ORGANISATIONS. SOLE TRADER (d.b.a) UNLIMITED PARTERNSHIP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP PRIVALTE LIMITED COMPANY (Ltd.) PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY (plc) COOPERATIVE (CO-OP) FRANCHISE. Minidictionary Company. company n [C] a legally registered business. (società)

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BUSINESS ORGANISATION

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  1. BUSINESS ORGANISATION

  2. TYPES OF ORGANISATIONS • SOLE TRADER (d.b.a) • UNLIMITED PARTERNSHIP • LIMITED PARTNERSHIP • PRIVALTE LIMITED COMPANY (Ltd.) • PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY (plc) • COOPERATIVE (CO-OP) • FRANCHISE

  3. MinidictionaryCompany company n [C] a legally registered business. (società) There are many different types of companies: • joint stock company (registered company or limited company) società a responsabilità limitata • public limited or listed company società per azioni quotate in borsa (company whose shares are traded on the stock exchange) • Holding company (holds the share capital of one or more other companies) società finanziaria di controllo, holding • subsidiary /səb’sɪdiə,ri/  (company owned by a parent company= società madre) filiale Synonyms Corporation n [C] AmE società di capitali, corporation concern n [C] (gruppo) Businessn [C] azienda

  4. Minidictionary SUBSIDIARIES • SALES S.  company that is owned by, and sells goods or services for, a larger company: e.g.The company sells its products in 90 countries through 25 sales subsidiaries and 40 distributors • PARTLY-OWNED S. a company of which some of the shares are owned by a larger company: e.g. It is a partly-owned subsidiary of the largest telecommunications company inCanada • WHOLLY OWNED S. company whose shares are all owned by another company: e.g.Under terms of the merger agreement, Learning Co. will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Broderbund.

  5. THE GROWTH OF BUSINESS • MERGERS horizontal integration, forward vertical integration conglomerate merger • TAKEOVERS • ACQUISITIONS • JOINT VENTURES • MULTINATIONALS

  6. MAIN DOCUMENTS to set up a LIMITED COMPANY • a Memorandum of Association (statuto) = rules the relationaship with the outside world • Articles of Association ( atto costitutivo) = regualtes the internal organisation (eg. Voting rights, shares transfer, number of directors, annual genral meeting AGM • Certificate of Incorporation (c. di iscrizione al regisro delle imprese) = gives the company a separate legal identity

  7. Minidictionary • sharen [C] a unit of the capital of a company. Shares in listed companies can be bought and sold on the stock market: Investors are having to pay a higher price for the company’s shares. azione – • shareholdern [C] azionista • stockholdern [C] US azionista – shareholding n [C] partecipazione azionaria Synonym stock n [C] AmEtitoli Collocations share capital, share certificate, share dealing, share issue, share price

  8. SHARES • FOUNDERS’ SHARES = these shares belong to the people who have founded the company • PREFERENCE SHARES = the holders of these shares get apid before holders of other types of shares • ORDINARY SHARES = the holders od these shares get apid last; their income is not guaranteed

  9. DEBENTURES and DIVIDENDS • DIVIDENDS = profits of a comapny distributed to the shareholders in proportion to the number of held shares • DEBENTURES (OBBLIGAZIONI) = documents with fixed rate of interest issued by companies in order to obtain more capital The investors buying debetured become creditors, their interst is paid whether the cmpany makes profit or not, and before the shareholder’s dividends

  10. STOCK ; (USA) STOCKHOLDER • fin., = (fin.,UK.) quota sociale; partecipazione azionaria • (fin., USA) azione (cfr. ingl. share : capital stock, azione ordinaria; preferred stock, azione privilegiata • joint stock capitale azionario (o sociale); (collett.) azioni, obbligazioni, titoli, valori mobiliari: eg Last year this stock gained ten per cent, l'anno scorso questo capitale azionario ha avuto una plusvalenza del dieci per cento; voting stock, azioni con diritto di voto; eg to buy stock, comprare azioni (o titoli); government stock, titoli di stato; marketable stock, titoli negoziabili; titoli quotati in Borsa • [U] (fig.) credito; popolarità: The government's stock fell sharply, la popolarità del governo è calata drasticamente

  11. Minidictionary • stock optionn [C] an option given to executive employees allowing them to buy shares in the company at a favourable price: eg. Microsoft has announced that it plans to end stock options for employees. ( opzione di sottoscrizione)

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