Oszalék

Oszalék is a Hungarian term that can refer to a number of things, most commonly a payment of profit distributed to shareholders of a company. This distribution is typically decided by the company's board of directors and approved by shareholders at a general meeting. Oszalék can be paid in cash or in the form of additional shares. The decision to pay oszalék often depends on the company's profitability and its reinvestment needs. Companies that are consistently profitable and have a policy of returning value to shareholders are more likely to distribute oszalék.

Beyond corporate profit distribution, the term oszalék can also be used more broadly to describe a share or portion of something, particularly in contexts related to inheritance or division of assets. For example, one might speak of an oszalék of an estate. In this sense, it refers to an individual's entitlement or share of a larger whole. The specific meaning of oszalék can therefore be understood from the context in which it is used, though its most frequent application in modern business and finance relates to dividends paid by companies.