accionariado

shareholders

noun ah-ksyoh-nah-RYAH-doh Rare

Also means

shareholder body

Usage Note

Accionariado is a collective noun referring to the body of shareholders of a company as a whole—not a single shareholder (accionista). It is used in financial and corporate journalism: el accionariado minoritario (minority shareholders). The -ado suffix forms collective nouns in Spanish (alumnado, campesinado).

Examples

"El accionariado aprobó el nuevo plan de negocio."

Natural Translation

The shareholders approved the new business plan.

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