Each share contribution is considered a citizen's property under the Consumer Society Fund. Shares can be given not only in money but also in guarantees, as well as from a plot of land or part of a plot of land, as well as from other property. It can also be monetary.
A cooperative's members are united on a voluntary basis, and they carry out all the economic and financial activities of the association together. Shareholders are the members of the cooperative who pay their share to create a joint property fund, which can be cash or securities. However, these shares must be expressed financially, and all of these shares will be recorded under special strict calculations, along with all necessary records.

A share contribution refers to the investment made by shareholders in a company in exchange for ownership equity. This investment can be in the form of cash, property, or other assets, and it is used to provide the necessary capital for the company to operate, grow, and undertake new projects. In return, shareholders receive shares of the company, which represent a proportional ownership stake and entitle them to a share of the company's profits, typically through dividends, and voting rights in corporate decisions.

Share contributions are critical during the initial stages of a company’s formation and during subsequent rounds of funding, such as when issuing new shares to raise additional capital. These contributions help ensure the company's financial stability and support its long-term strategic goals.