Interest of the owners is to be paid from the company's profits.
All of their profits companies usually don't pay out to their owners.
There is always some retained earnings from last year and from previous years.
This exchange also very likely has retained earnings if it has some profits from previous years.
Owners of the company have their interests: to be paid out by dividends from the previous profits or the retained profits.
Clients have their interest to get what they bought by trading at the exchange.
Clients bought many different coins and they want that coins.
Company offered to their clients some kind of "tokens", "coins", "points" instead of coins they pose, instead of coins they paid.
If the clients want so, they (clients) can refuse exchange's offer to reimburse their coins by what they called CLM.
If the clients want so, clients can refuse their offer to reimburse their coins partially by NZD value on date determined by the exchange.
Remember, the exchange is not the court, and you can always refuse their offer if you don't agree with the exchange.
Also, for coins which are retained by the exchange (not allowing the withdrawal case), every client should have the right to get default interest defined by the laws.
Shortly, owners of the exchange want their retained earnings from the previous years, and clients want their paid coins. That two groups have opposite, conflict interests.
Clients have the bigger right and priority to their coins than owners have the right to get their retained earnings, all according to the law at the first place.
If some clients want to make agreements with the exchange to get their assets partially, then they will get partially what they paid.
Generally, the exchange owes us everything what we already paid or what we entered at the exchange for trading. We have the right for everything we pose at the exchange. Only the court can decide different. With the exchange we (every client) can make agreement the both sides, we (every client) and the exchange, agree with.
I thinks so, but the right opinion and advices everyone can get from the lawyer or attorney.
Will the exchange pay out dividends to its owners for the successful 2018 and previous years?
Will the sum of dividends be equal to the total profit for the year 2018, and previous years?
When will dividend day come?