LSU was founded by Liberland settlers with the aim to incubate the Liberland economy first and foremost. In collaboration with Croatian, Serbian, and Liberland authorities. 

Because helping Liberlanders to build their income allows them to stay in the area. Building a physical community and economy makes Liberland real.

Liberlandian ventures are also the only way to demonstrate that Liberland can be beneficial for its neighbors.

There are three key differences between a typical corporation and LSU: non-profit commitment, collective decision-making, and shareholders’ participation, according to the articles of association. These differences originate from the fact that LSU has been incorporated with a bigger number of active founders, who all share the vision of the Liberland movement.

 LSU promises to expend 10% of its profits on activities that don’t generate income for LSU (directly or indirectly). These activities would typically involve diplomacy with the neighboring municipalities, in collaboration with the Liberland government.

Unlike a typical corporation, LSU aims for collective decision-making, in which you can participate as soon as you own a single share. While the shareholders’ share in profit and ownership of the company is directly proportional to the amount of shares they own, their power in making decisions is limited to 5% of the total company’s shares. This ensures decisions are made truly collectively, employing the wisdom of our team rather than a narrow set of individuals or even a single person. It also prevents a single person with potentially malicious intentions from taking complete control of the company.

Not only you can participate in the decision-making even as a small shareholder. You are also welcome to actively take part in the business development of LSU. Bring business plans, bring people, bring investors. All shareholders can propose decisions to be made anytime. You can effectively become a director of LSU on your own initiative, while collective decision-making ensures your intentions are checked by the rest of the shareholders.

Because LSU shares are tradable, there is no way for LSU to find out that you have obtained shares and therefore are eligible to participate in the decision-making. You need to let us know by contacting info@liberland.team using the email address that you would like to use to log into the system and providing the address of your wallet that holds your shares. Please send us an email and your access will be granted to the LSU Shareholder’s Companion app (LSU SCA). Once you receive a response confirming your email address and wallet address have been paired, you can reset your password using the app shareholders.liberland.team and log in.

Besides LSU SCA you are eligible for access to the private online forum maintained by LSU, which is handy for various community-related matters. Because LSU intends to keep this online forum clear of parties that are looking to persecute Liberlanders, we require further personal identification for everyone who has access. The same applies to access to the LSU Shareholder’s real-time chat and other settlement, and Liberland-related restricted communication channels.