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Government shareholding usually refers to the government becoming a major shareholder of a company through industrial policy tools (such as direct equity stakes, strategic investments, or bailout-for-equity swaps), commonly seen in strategic industries such as semiconductors, with the aim of safeguarding domestic manufacturing capacity and supply chain security.
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