The dividend actually is in two parts: Country-owned shares (goes to country cash), itemized as Dividend as mentioned before, and the "Private Investments", or investment fund, which also has a Dividend item, but goes to the fund cash, not Country cash.
This country has no Country-owned shares, and has $SC 0 for the country Dividend payment, for example.
On the other hand, here is the example for the one that was being questioned originally.
reference:
{tab Finance > financial statement)
Private Investments
Cash Private Investments Funds
1,919.70B SC$
New Contributions by the Population
5,313.29M SC$
Profit from Private Investments this Month (Interest)
1,439.79M SC$
Dividend ...
228.58M SC$
Still, to access that cash, you would need to buy shares in a public corporation, and either control that corporation or have some arrangement with the controlling party.