Sure there's the ongoing struggle. But the basic fact will always stay that the point of founding and putting in the effort to establish a commercial company in

Sure there's the ongoing struggle. But the basic fact will always stay that the point of founding and putting in the effort to establish a commercial company in the first place is to "provide value to the shareholders" (i.e. the owner/founder). If not for that, why anyone go through that hassle? All that Silicon-Valley-esque "We founded the company because we wanted to make the world a better place" is only when the company is also making money for the stakeholders. Once you take out that point, there goes you company. It is now officially a charitable organization (which, BTW also provides value to the "stakeholders", but that discussion is for a different time)