Whollyowned Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Wholly-owned refers to an entity that has complete ownership and control over another organization, business, or asset. In other words, when one party owns 100% of the shares or interests in a particular entity, it is considered wholly-owned. This type of ownership structure can take many forms, including corporations, partnerships, trusts, and even governments. When an entity is wholly-owned by another entity (or entities), it means that there are no other shareholders or owners with any stake in the business beyond those who own 100% of its shares. Wholly-ownership provides a high level of control over the operations and decision-making processes within the owned organization, allowing for greater autonomy and flexibility. It also allows investors to realize their full return on investment (ROI) if they sell or exit their ownership stake in the entity at any point. However, wholly-owned entities may face certain limitations when it comes to accessing capital markets or raising funds through public offerings of stock. Since there are no other shareholders with a vested interest in the business beyond those who own 100%, investors may find it more challenging to attract new funding sources or sell shares on an open market. In some cases, wholly-owned entities may also be subject to certain regulatory requirements and restrictions that apply only to publicly traded companies. For example, they might not have access to all of the same financial reporting and disclosure obligations as publicly traded corporations.