VOTE-BASED BENEFIT
Lindt & Sprüngli
Food & Beverages
The chocolate gift box
Lindt & Sprüngli provides a gift box to shareholders who exercise their voting rights at the general meeting. The benefit depends on the meeting flyer and proxy deadlines.
Benefits reserved for individual shareholders of major global companies. One catalogue to compare thresholds, services, events and official enrolment routes.
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BONUS / SPECIAL CASES
Well-documented benefits that are not ordinary discounts. Two unusual cases worth knowing before calling them exclusive.
VOTE-BASED BENEFIT
Food & Beverages
Lindt & Sprüngli provides a gift box to shareholders who exercise their voting rights at the general meeting. The benefit depends on the meeting flyer and proxy deadlines.
PERMANENT ACCESS
Leisure & Tourism
One share can provide permanent entry for the shareholder and up to two relatives. From 1 July 2026, a one-off €816 contribution also applies to new cards.
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ABOUT
Many listed companies offer individual shareholders dedicated programmes. Depending on the company, these may include product discounts, cultural visits, investor meetings, educational services or preferential access. Clubs Actionnaires brings the published conditions together in a comparable format.
PRACTICAL GUIDE
The exact process varies by country, broker and company. These five steps explain the usual route; each company page then gives the documented threshold and official link.
Read the full shareholder-club guide collection for sourced answers about enrolment, thresholds and holding methods.
Use a broker that offers the shares you need and, where required, supports registered ownership or can issue a recent shareholding certificate.
Check the threshold shown on the company page before buying. Some programmes start at one share, while others require a higher holding.
Some clubs accept bearer shares. Others require administered or pure registered shares, a minimum holding period, or ownership on a specific record date.
Complete the company's form and provide the requested proof of ownership and identity. Always use the official link shown on the company page.
Availability, booking windows, prices and event capacity can change. The company's current terms remain the authoritative source.