Aleut Shareholders
When the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act passed in 1971, each Alaska Native enrolled in a regional Native corporation received 100 shares of stock. In total, 324,900 shares of the original voting stock were issued to 3,249 Aleut shareholders – these shares of stock represent ownership of the Corporation.
The law gives Aleut shareholders two main rights: the right to decide who will serve on the Corporation’s Board of Directors, and the right to receive dividends when Aleut makes a profit and the Board decides to make a distribution. While individual shareholders may not directly influence day-to-day operations, their collective voice guides the strategic vision of the Corporation.
At Aleut, our mission revolves around maximizing dividends and opportunities for our valued shareholders. We collaborate closely with our 13 Aleut village corporations, tribes, other Aleut entities, and community partners to ensure we deliver on this commitment. By working together, we strive to serve our shareholders at the highest level possible.
