Normally a shareholder in a company that starts making revenue, benefits by the value of their shares going up.
PLL being the biggest shareholder would benefit the most in that regard.
Any cash made is usually banked.
If the company so chooses, it can distribute this cash in part or whole to shareholders, by paying dividends.
I would have thought all shareholders would need to be treated equally, based on the number of shares they hold.
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