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# Shareholders and dividends

## Investments and Dividends 

The [vote-uni.decentral-art](https://vote-uni.decentral-art.com) investment tool is a solution that allows every investor to participate in the company's profits. With this tool, every investor can become involved in the investment process in the company and receive dividends.

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#### Investment and right to dividend

Investor's contribution to the smart contract is deposited in the treasury. The smart contract allocates the investor a percentage share of the company's profits as a dividend. The shareholder invests his funds for 6, 12, or 24 months, which will correspond to a higher share depending on the amount of investment and investment time. The shareholder will be able to withdraw his funds from the investment at any time, which will be equivalent to resigning from the profits.

#### Dividend payment

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