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A shareholders agreement is one of the most important documents for any company with more than one shareholder. It governs the relationship between the shareholders, sets out their rights and obligations, and provides a framework for decision-making, dispute resolution, and what happens when a shareholder wants to leave.
Without a well-drafted shareholders agreement, disputes can escalate quickly and become extremely costly. Many businesses operate without one, relying solely on the company's articles of association, which often do not provide adequate protection.
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Defines what different classes of shares entitle holders to, including voting power and dividend rights.
Sets out how the board is constituted and which decisions require shareholder approval.
Governs how and when profits are distributed to shareholders.
Controls how shares can be sold or transferred, including pre-emption rights and tag-along/drag-along provisions.
Determines the price and terms at which a departing shareholder must sell their shares.
Provides a mechanism for resolving disputes when shareholders cannot agree.
Restricts shareholders from competing with the company or poaching staff and clients.
Protects minority shareholders on a sale and allows majority shareholders to force a complete sale.
Sets out what happens when a shareholder wants to leave, including valuation methods.
For majority shareholders, ensure the agreement gives adequate control while being fair enough to retain minority shareholder confidence.
For minority shareholders, focus on protections such as pre-emption rights, tag-along rights, reserved matters requiring your consent, and fair valuation mechanisms on exit.
Traditional solicitor reviews are thorough but often expensive and slow. A solicitor may charge £500 to £1,500 plus VAT for a detailed review, and turnaround times can be several days or even weeks.
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