The Fraternity has multiple sources of revenue that allow it to finance its activities autonomously. Among these revenues, 55% come from various physical and online businesses controlled by the Fraternity, 30% from a portfolio of securities, 11% from real estate assets, and only 4% from the annual dues of our members.
The financial and real estate assets of the Fraternity are held and managed by a holding company based in Cyprus, providing centralized and optimized management of its assets. This structure allows the Fraternity to maximize its financial returns while benefiting from a favorable fiscal and legal environment. The diversification of investments, both in securities and real estate, ensures financial stability and supports the Fraternity’s long-term activities and projects.
All economic and financial activities of the Fraternity are conducted under the supervision of the Grand Scribe (Treasurer) and the Archons, in strict adherence to the spirit and principles of Shandarism, as well as in compliance with European Union regulations and current Cypriot laws.