Glossary

Non-controlling interest

The share of a subsidiary's equity and profit that belongs to shareholders outside the group.

A parent consolidates 100% of a subsidiary it controls, then separates out the portion that is not its own. The group still reports all the revenue; it does not report all the profit as belonging to its own shareholders.

Older statements called it minority interest. The name changed because control, not size, is the test.

Also written: minority interest, NCI.

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