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Companies investing in Veto Rights

Veto Rights are contractual provisions that give a party—often a minority shareholder or investor—the power to block major corporate actions such as mergers, acquisitions, large financial deals, or new securities issuances, even when a majority supports them.

List of companies that invest in Veto Rights

This is sourced from job postings — companies only hire for what they actively use or plan to adopt · how we source this →

  • Alstom logo
    FranceEmployees89kRevenue$17BTransportation Equipment Manufacturing
    Veto RightsHigh confidence
  • Hitachi Rail logo
    United KingdomEmployees24kRevenue$2.4BRail Transportation
    Veto RightsMedium confidence
  • Vercel logo
    United StatesEmployees1kRevenue$9.7MSoftware Development
    Veto RightsMedium confidence
  • Believe logo
    FranceEmployees5kRevenue$849MMusicians
    Veto RightsMedium confidence
  • Planet A Foods logo
    GermanyEmployees78Biotechnology Research
    Veto RightsMedium confidence
  • Thales logo
    FranceEmployees80kRevenue$19BIT Services and IT Consulting
    Veto RightsLow confidence
  • ZF logo
    GermanyEmployees52kRevenue$40BTransportation Equipment Manufacturing
    Veto RightsLow confidence
  • ChinaEmployees363Retail Apparel and Fashion
    Veto RightsLow confidence
  • Standard Chartered logo
    United KingdomEmployees85kRevenue$16BBanking
    Veto RightsLow confidence
  • Bureau Veritas Group logo
    FranceEmployees82kRevenue$6BEnvironmental Services
    Veto RightsLow confidence

Showing top companies out of 89 that invest in Veto Rights. Get the full list on TheirStack.

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