A Shareholder Agreement is a legally binding contract between a corporation and its equity holders that outlines the respective rights and duties of each party. This agreement serves multiple functions, including regulating the transfer of shares, safeguarding the interests of shareholders—particularly those with a minority stake defined as holding less than half of the company's total voting rights and lacking direct or indirect control over the corporation. The agreement also sets forth mechanisms for resolving conflicts between the corporation and its shareholders. When an individual receives equity in exchange for investment, they may enter into a combined Share Subscription and Shareholder Agreement with the corporation.
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