LOL Lulu, because getting women to use formula after a natural disaster when there is no clean water to bathe in, let alone drink is a top idea

A 20% stake may not be enough in some situations, but even with only 20% if they were the single biggest shareholder, then yes, they would have significant sway when these things would get voted on. In that situation, Nestle would only need votes from other shareholders totalling 31% to gain a majority vote, but if they only owned 10% for example, then they would need 41% of the other shareholders to vote with them, which is a bigger task kwim?