A Shareholders’ Agreement is a legal agreement that supplements the constitution of a private limited company. It is a formal agreement between the shareholders. It sets out rules to govern the relationship between different shareholders and agreements they may have.
A shareholders agreement is an external document to the company. It is governed by the contract law and not companies act.
Three types of shareholders’ agreements are :
A shareholders’ agreement saves both time and cost during a dispute between shareholders.
As an example, let's say, you incorporated a company, and then decide to get one more shareholder with some specific duties that he is expected to complete. In that case, you can formalise this agreement in the form of a shareholders agreement.
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