Saudi Arabia’s Kingdom Holding Company (KHC), along with the private office of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, will continue their ownership of Twitter shares valued at $1.89bn
Looks like their share is much smaller than Musk's.
I appreciate your response.. I am curious to know exactly what rights Mr Al Waleed has and doesn't have.
If you know, ...
I don't know - but they owned this stake for many years:
Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, the Saudi billionaire and an investor in some of the world’s top companies, has bought a stake in microblogging site Twitter for $300 million, gaining another foothold in the global media industry.
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-twitter-alwaleed-idUSTRE7BI0EF20111219 (Dec 2011)
My primary interest is that Mr Waleed probably is at least borderline pissed... That article said(I think) that he was one of the founding investors... And now Mr musk has terminated a couple of Mr Al Waleed's top lieutenants.
It is possible that Mr Waleed just lost controlling interest in Twitter and maybe he ain't really happy right now.
I am telling you, just like I have said a million times, that this tranny revolution and the woke revolution and the "we hate Jews" revolution was hand cultivated by Mr Al Waleed
Fyi, Muslims HATE Jews, do not doubt it.
They drool over the idea of enslaving or killing all Jews.
Well, maybe Musk will tell us about Saudi role in shaping of Twitter policies at some point. Otherwise we can't know about that without some whistleblowing or something.
Let me ask you this... Are the details of the Twitter board meetings public? I am guessing not..
Let me ask this another way... Keep in mind that I have never owned a single share of any stock in my lifetime... But let's say that I were to purchase one share of Twitter stock or I were to purchase a million shares or I were to put hase one hundred million shares of Twitter..
What rights do I have as a director of Twitter at each level and what determines these rights?
And again I don't know, and don't feel like digging into that right now lol. But I think there's some "voting with your amount of shares" process, or maybe I'm wrong.
I invented the toilet. I study intelligence
BTW, just from the tone of this article, it is obvious that the royal family has been discussing this issue, and that they are also nervous about the stability of their position.
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I am curious what rights Mr Al Waleed has in Twitter because of his stock ownership.
Does he have voting rights, etc?
What decisions can he make because of his stock ownership?
Is Mr Al Waleed's decision ever override that of Mr musk?
Also, could we force him to sell his stock back to mr musk?
Could we dilute or devalue his shares so much that he buckles at the knees and begs to sell his stock back?
Can the stock somehow be bought back, with or without Mr Al Waleed's request or consent?