subsidiary (Meaning)
subsidiary (n)
an assistant subject to the authority or control of another
a company that is completely controlled by another company
subsidiary (s)
functioning in a supporting capacity
Synonyms & Antonyms of subsidiary
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subsidiary Sentence Examples
- The company established a subsidiary in France to expand its operations into the European market.
- The parent company exercised control over its subsidiaries by appointing board members and issuing directives.
- The subsidiary's financial statements were consolidated into the parent company's financial reports.
- The subsidiary's profits contributed to the overall profitability of the parent company.
- The subsidiary was granted limited autonomy in its daily operations and decision-making.
- The parent company provided support and resources to its subsidiary to ensure its success.
- The subsidiary's performance was regularly evaluated by the parent company's management.
- The subsidiary's brand identity was distinct from that of the parent company, allowing it to appeal to different customer segments.
- The subsidiary was acquired as part of a strategic expansion plan by the parent company.
- The relationship between the subsidiary and parent company was governed by a shareholders' agreement.
FAQs About the word subsidiary
an assistant subject to the authority or control of another, a company that is completely controlled by another company, functioning in a supporting capacity
additive, complement, accompaniment, appendage, supplement, option, appliance, attachment, adjunct, adapter
essential, requirement, necessity, essential, requirement, necessity,requisite, requisite,
The company established a subsidiary in France to expand its operations into the European market.
The parent company exercised control over its subsidiaries by appointing board members and issuing directives.
The subsidiary's financial statements were consolidated into the parent company's financial reports.
The subsidiary's profits contributed to the overall profitability of the parent company.
