Dominant investors may acquire control through all of the following except:

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Intrafirm cross-holdings refer to a situation where a company holds shares in another company within the same group. This does not necessarily result in dominant control. However, interfirm cross-holdings (A), superior voting rights (C), and pyramidal ownership structure (D) are all mechanisms that could potentially lead to dominant control by investors.

Dominant Investors May Acquire Control Through All of the Following