Does shareholders can pay large dividend to only one shareholders for ordinary shares?

Typically, dividends on ordinary shares are distributed proportionally based on the number of shares owned by each shareholder, meaning that all shareholders should receive the same dividend per share. However, if a company has multiple classes of shares or specific agreements in place, it might be possible to pay a larger dividend to one shareholder over others. Any such decision would need to comply with legal and corporate governance standards to avoid potential disputes or claims of unfair treatment.