A shareholders’ agreement is a contract between all or some of the company’s shareholders and occasionally the company. The purpose of a shareholders’ agreement is to:
Shareholder agreements vary enormously. However, a typical shareholders’ agreement would be expected to cover the following:
The shareholders’ agreement is often accompanied with a new set of articles of association. Amongst other things, these would normally be expected to regulate the following:
To find out more about our Shareholders’ Agreements service, please contact Hitendra Patel on 01295 204108 or email hpatel@se-law.co.uk
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