Members initially receive the value for pooled and supplied produce, as determined by the directors. This amount is later distributed in the form of cash, kind, or equity shares. 

Members are entitled to bonus shares in proportion to their shareholding. 

Surplus income, after providing for limited returns and reserves, may be distributed as a patronage bonus to members. Patronage bonus is a distribution of surplus income based on members' participation in the company's business activities through using its services. 

Producer companies often require financial support to aid their members, who are primarily producers. To address this need, the Companies Act allows producer companies to provide financial assistance to their members through various means. These include credit facilities for up to six months, loans and advances against security with a repayment period of up to seven years, and NABARD loans. NABARD, a leading agricultural development bank, has established the Producer Organisation Development Fund (PODF) to support producer companies.