subsidiary

IPA: sʌbsˈɪdiɛri

A company owned by a parent company or a holding company, also called daughter company or sister company.
(music) A subordinate theme.
One who aids or supplies; an assistant.

Examples of "subsidiary" in Sentences

A subsidiary of the bank owned the mall.
All the Earls held the subsidiary titles.
He was the first president of the subsidiary.
This information is not major but is subsidiary.
The company is the subsidiary of Geo TV Network.
It is a subsidiary of the conglomerate The Comcraft Group.
It is a subsidiary of the conglomerate 'The Comcraft Group'.
I was President of the subsidiary and a director of the parent.
The fund is managed by the UK subsidiary of Fidelity Investments.
Energy is embedded in subsidiary issues including food, economics, population, pollution, and even politics.
Azerbaijan-based Unileasing is seeking to acquire Parex Leasing & Factoring, the title subsidiary in Azerbaijan of Latvia's Parex Leasing.
Sprint's Clearwire Corp. subsidiary is building a network using WiMax technology, which qualifies as 4G under the common industry definition.
On Jan. 4, 2010, Eco2 announced a deal with CarbonX Trade, which it described as a subsidiary of Lakewood, Colo. -based Green Ventures Future Fund.
Lender Processing Services, the Jacksonville, Fla., company whose subsidiary is the subject of a federal probe for issues related to the preparation of foreclosure documentation, fought back this week against what it said were "mischaracterizations" by the media.