How to Say “Shareholder” in Portuguese

acionista
/a.si.oˈnis.tɐ/feminine, masculine
The English phrase shareholder is translated into Portuguese as acionista.
acionista refers to one who owns shares of stock.
Meaning: one who owns shares of stock (noun)

What does it mean word for word?

The word acionista is derived from ação (meaning share or action) and the suffix -ista, which denotes a person associated with a specific activity or thing.

Which one should you use?

While acionista is the standard term, sócio can be used formally to refer to a shareholder in a company context, meaning partner or associate. In legal or technical contexts, the expression titular de ações is used to mean holder of shares.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural of acionista is acionistas. The word can be used as both a masculine and feminine noun.

How do you pronounce it?

The pronunciation is /a.si.oˈnis.tɐ/. It has five syllables, with the stress on the fourth syllable.

Did you know?

  • In Brazil, the word ação means both 'share' and 'lawsuit'. This means an acionista is someone who owns stock, but acionar can also mean to sue someone in court.
  • In Portuguese corporate law, there is a distinction between an acionista and a quotista. The latter is a person who owns a share in a sociedade limitada, which is a specific type of limited liability company common in Brazil.
  • The suffix -ista in acionista is used for a vast range of roles, from professionals like dentista to political ideologies like comunista and artistic styles like futurista.

Examples in context

  • Você é um acionista?
    Are you a shareholder?
    This sentence is useful for asking if someone is an acionista.
    Tatoeba #8615182 by jvlopes91, translation #4494653 by CK
  • Tom é o maior acionista.
    Tom is the largest shareholder.
    This sentence is useful for stating that someone is the largest acionista.
    Tatoeba #8615184 by jvlopes91, translation #6285012 by Hybrid
  • Se eu fosse um acionista, ficaria zangado.
    If I were a shareholder, I'd be upset.
    This sentence is useful for expressing how one would feel if they were an acionista.
    Tatoeba #8615185 by jvlopes91, translation #4499535 by CK
  • Na assembleia geral, os acionistas votaram a favor das novas propostas.
    In the general meeting, the shareholders voted in favor of the new proposals.
  • Os sócios têm direito a participar nas decisões estratégicas da empresa.
    The shareholders have the right to participate in the company's strategic decisions.
  • O titular de ações tem direito a dividendos proporcionais ao número de ações que possui.
    The holder of shares is entitled to dividends proportional to the number of shares they own.
  • Eu sou dono de ações daquela empresa.
    I am a shareholder of that company.
  • Ele é um grande investidor nessa companhia. Possui muitas ações.
    He is a significant investor in that company, he owns many shares.
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Example conversation

Mariana and Gabriel are discussing their investment portfolio.

  1. Mariana

    Você é um acionista daquela fábrica?
    Are you a shareholder of that factory?
  2. Gabriel

    Não, eu sou apenas um investidor.
    No, I am just an investor.
  3. Mariana

    Eu sou uma acionista desde o ano passado.
    I have been a shareholder since last year.
  4. Gabriel

    Que bom, a Mariana tem bons investimentos.
    That's good, Mariana has good investments.

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