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Shareholders' Agreement
A Shareholders' Agreement (SHA) sets out the rights and obligations of shareholders — board composition, transfer restrictions, anti-dilution, tag/drag rights and exit terms. Essential for startups raising funds and companies with multiple investors.
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Shareholders' Agreement
5-7 working days
- Corporate lawyer-drafted SHA
- Tag/drag & anti-dilution clauses
- Two revision rounds
What you get
- Custom SHA drafted by a corporate lawyer
- Board, voting and reserved-matter clauses
- Transfer restrictions, tag-along and drag-along rights
- Two rounds of revisions
Documents required
- Company incorporation details and cap table
- Details of all shareholders and shareholding
- Agreed governance and investment terms
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
How is an SHA different from the Articles of Association?
The Articles are the company's public constitution, while an SHA is a private contract among shareholders. Key SHA terms are often mirrored into the Articles to make them enforceable against the company.
Do I need an SHA if I have a founders' agreement?
They serve different purposes. A founders' agreement covers founders, while an SHA governs all shareholders including investors. Most funded startups need both.
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