By purchasing a share of the company, you become a shareholder. Ownership of the company's shares acquires the right to participate in the distribution of the company's profit in the form of dividends. At the same time, you acquire a voting right, the weight of which depends on the number of shares owned. If the value of the shares increases, you get a profit, on the contrary, if it falls - you get a loss. In the event that the company goes bankrupt, you have the right to a liquidation balance. Since you do not buy the underlying asset in CFD contracts but speculate on the difference between the purchase and sale price, the holder of CFD shares does not have the rights of shareholders, as i.e. the holders of physical shares.