Shareholders’ Agreement

What is a Shareholders’ Agreement?

A shareholders’ agreement is a private contract between a company’s shareholders setting out rights, responsibilities, and how the company will be run.

Think of it like this…

It’s the house rules for company owners.

Why does it matter?

  • Prevents disputes about profit sharing, decision‑making, and exits
  • Covers what happens if a shareholder dies or wants to sell
  • Protects minority shareholders

Best practice

Have it drafted professionally and align it with the MOI.

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