In the world of technology, where every decision can dramatically change the market, shareholder agreements for IT companies are a key to stability and steady growth. The primary purpose of such agreements is to protect shareholder interests and manage risk.
Key Elements
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— Determining Shareholdings. A key element of a shareholders' agreement is determining the shares of the company owned by each shareholder. It is important to determine exactly what percentage of the company each shareholder owns. — An important aspect is to define the company's decision-making mechanism, including the quorum for voting and the distribution of votes among shareholders.
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— Transfer of Shares. The agreement governs the transfer of shareholder shares, including the terms of sale as well as the right of first refusal for the other shareholders. — Exit. The agreement should include provisions for shareholders to exit the company, including the valuation of their shares and the terms of redemption. |
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Benefits for the company— Minimization of legal costs for dispute resolution: the shareholders' agreement provides clear rules for the management of the company, as well as the rights and obligations of the shareholders. |
— Confidence in the future: clear and understandable rules make your company more predictable and reliable for investors.
— Encourage innovation: Protecting shareholder interests encourages investment in new developments.
We specialize in drafting shareholder agreements for IT companies and understand that such agreements are critical to protecting shareholder interests and the sustainable development of the company. Our team of lawyers carefully drafts each agreement, paying particular attention to key aspects such as conflict management, dividend policy and dispute resolution mechanisms. We strive to ensure that each shareholder agreement contributes to the long-term success and harmony of your business.
