A group of people who holds a direct stake in the firm is known as

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Primary social stakeholders are those who hold a direct stake in the firm, such as employees, customers, shareholders, and suppliers, and are directly affected by the firm's actions and decisions. Secondary social stakeholders, on the other hand, have an indirect stake in the firm, such as government, NGOs, and communities, and are indirectly affected by the firm's actions and decisions. Primary nonsocial stakeholders have no direct or indirect stake in the firm, such as the general public, while secondary nonsocial stakeholders have an indirect stake in the firm, such as media and trade associations.

A Group of People Who Holds a Direct Stake in the Firm