noun
definition
A company owned by a parent company or a holding company, also called daughter company or sister company.
definition
A subordinate theme.
definition
One who aids or supplies; an assistant.
Examples of subsidiaries in a Sentence
We have helped many clients establishing trading subsidiaries to manage direct tax liabilities.
The company now has 25 trading subsidiaries, producing a range of engineering products from cement cooling machines to dockside cranes.
Welcome to the world for former employees of Novell subsidiaries, please enjoy your stay.
Entries include details on principal subsidiaries, capital, accounts and dividends, turnover, pre-tax profit and earnings per share.
A new company formed to effect a buy-out by buying the operating subsidiaries.
Through its subsidiaries, Compass Group can offer the widest choice of vending solutions to the market.
This also includes any divisions or subsidiaries of the company.
In addition to the brick and mortar stores, their subsidiaries currently include the online commercial retailers Musician's Friend, Musician.com, Harmony Central and others.
The company has several subsidiaries and recently purchased a number of independent developers to strengthen its production teams.
The company is further comprised of subsidiaries responsible for the largest markets, including Europe, Asia, America, and Japan.
For example, the eCommerce team that works on the Website for Sears and its subsidiaries uses a range of innovative technologies to make Sears' online presence known more widely and to make their Website more easily accessible.
SunTrust Banks, Inc. is a financial holding company that operates through a network of subsidiaries.
Many of the smaller labels are subsidiaries of larger ones, and because of their size, they're victims of their own success.
The DHMO/Pre-Paid network is called "Managed DentalGuard," and is operated by various subsidiaries of Guardian throughout the country.