Intrinsic value of non-voting shares which don't pay dividends What is the intrinsic value of a company's non-voting stock shares which don't pay dividends?

My understanding is stock ownership has value in the form of controlling the company or receiving a portion of the profits.  Where does value derive from when neither of these is present?
Just because a share doesn't presently pay dividends, doesn't mean it never will. The gamble is that eventually, it will pay dividends. So the share's value is the market's estimate of the net present value of a future cashflow discounted by two factors: one, the discount rate to reflect that this is a future cashflow not a present one; and two, the probability the cashflow will start later, or never.