Indivisible Fund
Ф-002Asset base
Common property. Continuity of shared endeavour.
The Indivisible Fund represents the preservation of common property: a separate part of the share fund subject to a rule against distribution among cooperative members.
Positioning
Positioning is an editorial communication concept based on the supplied catalogue. It does not amend the provisions of the catalogue, Charter or fund documents.
The Indivisible Fund represents the preservation of common property: a separate part of the share fund subject to a rule against distribution among cooperative members.
- Who it is for
- Cooperative members and governing bodies who value the integrity of common property and continuity in its use.
- Value
- Helps explain which part of the common property is preserved under the established rules and why those rules matter to the Cooperative.
- Distinctive role
- Its defining feature is indivisibility: special rules for property allocated from the share fund, including the procedure for its transfer upon liquidation.
- Tone of communication
- Calm, grounded and precise. Emphasize the established rules and common use while preserving the wording of the documents.
Purpose
A separate part of the share fund that is not distributable among cooperative members. The fund’s purpose is to preserve the Cooperative’s property for common use under the established rules.
In the catalogue: Preservation of common property.
Sources of funding
The fund is allocated from the share fund. The original register does not specify other sources or replenishment standards; the assets included and their allocation to the fund require documentation.
Features
Under the Charter procedure described in the register, upon liquidation the Indivisible Fund’s property is not divided among cooperative members; it is transferred to another consumer society or cooperative by a General Meeting decision.
Register, p. 5. Charter: Art. 1; clauses 25.2–25.3, 32.4, 32.6.
Under clause 25.3 of the Charter, as cited in the register, the size, formation and use of funds are governed by regulations approved by the General Meeting on the proposal of the Cooperative’s Board.
Brand identity
A single closed outline with a protected inner space. Common property retains its integrity.
#4C5489Fund accent colour#142B43Shared dark blue#F5F2ECLight backgroundGraphic approach. Continuous closed lines and large, unbroken planes.
Typography. Manrope SemiBold for names and headings, Manrope Regular for body text. Leave clear space around the symbol of at least one quarter of its height.
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Fund materials
Documentary basis
Under clause 25.3 of the Charter, as cited in the register, the size, formation and use of funds are governed by regulations approved by the General Meeting on the proposal of the Cooperative’s Board.
The register describes funds provided for by the Charter; it does not confirm their actual formation, sizes, balances or the existence of assets.
Basis of the supplied catalogue: “Register of Funds of NPK NPO SPECZASHCHITA”, version 1.0 dated 26.08.2026, sections 1–3. Descriptions are abridged while preserving the source meaning.
Positioning is an editorial communication concept based on the supplied catalogue. It does not amend the provisions of the catalogue, Charter or fund documents.