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Aleft out of the test
Bcounted at half value
Ccounted as indirect holding
Dcounted only if listed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. counted as indirect holding
The test refers to voting power held directly or indirectly, for example through subsidiaries, so subsidiary holdings count.
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