Distributions

Some assets don’t just appreciate. They earn.

Certain aShareX offerings are designed to generate income for shareholders. When an asset produces distributable income, aShareX manages the process — calculating each investor’s pro-rata share and distributing it based on their ownership.

Income and distributions are not guaranteed and depend on the performance and terms of each offering.

DISTRIBUTION EVENT$100,000INVESTORSHARESOWNERSHIPPAYOUTInvestor 115,0001.00%$1,000Investor 23,0000.20%$200Investor 337,5002.50%$2,500Investor 47500.05%$50Investor 57,5000.50%$500Investor 622,5001.50%$1,500Investor 71,5000.10%$100AVAILABLE TO WITHDRAW

Illustrative. The distribution amount, the holdings and the payouts above are an example of the arithmetic, not figures from an aShareX offering.

See live offerings →Where the income comes from
SEC-qualified offerings · Reg A Tier 2Broker-dealer of record: Dalmore Group, LLC
Where it comes from

Assets that can earn while you hold them

Not every alternative asset generates income. But some do — and the source of that income depends on what you own.

Music rights

Music can generate revenue every time it’s streamed, licensed, broadcast, or otherwise commercially used. An offering may hold rights to a broad catalog or a specific collection of recordings or compositions. How music earns →

Film & television

Films and television can generate revenue across theatrical, streaming, licensing, and other distribution channels. An offering may give investors an economic interest in a defined share of those revenues. How film earns →

Sports franchises

Teams generate revenue through media rights, ticketing, sponsorships, merchandising, and other commercial activity. When an offering receives distributable income from its investment, shareholders participate according to their ownership. How franchises earn →

Real estate

Income-producing properties collect rent. After expenses and other obligations, available cash may be distributed to shareholders according to the terms of the offering.

Income and distributions are not guaranteed. Refer to each offering’s documents for its specific economics, risks, and distribution terms.

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Questions

How do distributions actually work?

Does every offering pay income?
No. Some assets are expected to generate income while you hold them; others are held primarily for their potential value when sold. Each offering’s documents explain whether income is expected, where it may come from, and how it may be distributed.
How often would I get paid?
It depends on the offering. Some assets may generate income regularly, while others earn at unpredictable times. Each offering sets out its expected distribution approach and timing.
Are distributions guaranteed?
No. Distributions depend on the performance of the underlying asset and the specific terms of the offering. An asset can generate revenue without necessarily producing distributable income for shareholders. Projections are estimates, not guarantees of future income or returns.
What tax information will I receive?
aShareX maintains records of distributions and provides applicable reporting and tax documentation associated with your investment. The tax treatment of an investment depends on your individual circumstances, so investors should consult their own tax adviser.
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