The combination of two or more companies that results in one of the corporations having a voting control of one or more of the other companies is a

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A holding company is a type of company that owns controlling interests in one or more subsidiary companies. Through the acquisition of a controlling interest in other companies, a holding company can exercise voting control over its subsidiaries. Consolidation and merger also involve the combination of two or more companies, but they do not necessarily result in one company having voting control of the other(s). Congeneric formation refers to the formation of a new company that is in the same or a related business as the companies that are merging, and is not applicable to this scenario.

The Combination of Two or More Companies That Results in One