Another typical provision is whether the seller must provide assistance to the buyer after the sale. For example, if the seller will continue to work in the company or consult it. Formalize an ongoing relationship in a separate agreement such as: Similarly, the agreement should specify when the parties can terminate if the dispute resolution process fails. Termination provisions should also consider the consequences of termination – whether the parties can simply walk away or someone owes compensation. The share sale contract should also cover what happens if completion does not take place at the agreed time. For example, if: This is a simple contract for the subscription of new shares where the buyer does not need extended guarantees on the state of the company. He or she is probably already very familiar with the company, trusts existing shareholders, or buys at a price that significantly reduces risk. It is therefore an ideal document for situations such as: additional investment in shares by an existing shareholder, employee buyouts or the inclusion of a parent in a family business. The document is suitable for businesses in any industry and subscriptions of any size. Contract for the purchase and subscription of new shares. A new shareholder subscribes to a new stake, but also buys shares from other shareholders. Creation of a majority or minority stake. Comprehensive protection for buyers in all industries.

Full version, options for extended guarantees by other shareholders. Recovery option against poor performance. Option for guarantors. Other versions of documents available. This agreement applies to the sale of shares of a private company in any sector for payment in cash. It contains a less extensive range of guarantees than the other share sale contracts we offer, making it suitable for transactions where the risks for the buyer are lower: e.B. if the buyer knows the business well or if the seller becomes familiar. A share sale agreement must include the following key conditions: Your share sale agreement must indicate whether action is required prior to the sale. A common example is the demand to a major contractor (for example. B, an essential supplier to the company) to agree not to terminate its contract when the company passes to the buyer. This is called consent to “change of control.” The document requires important information such as the parties to the transaction, the description of the shares, the purchase price (consideration), the guarantees and statements of the parties, the requirements before and after completion.

Once the pre-sale conditions have been agreed, the buyer and seller (the parties) sign the agreement and undertake to sell. You must then try to comply with the agreed pre-sale conditions, according to which the sale is concluded. This is often referred to as “shared exchange and graduation.” If the specified conditions are not met by a certain date, each party has the right to leave the sale. What distinguishes this document from a share subscription contract is that a share subscription contract is used in cases where a company sells its shares, while in a share sale and purchase agreement, a shareholder of the company sells shares already issued to another party. “Parties” are sellers and buyers of a business; both should be parties to the share sale contract. If you sell the entire share capital of your company, all shareholders must be parties to the agreement. If your business is fully owned, the selling interest is a single entity. This is an agreement to sell a majority or minority stake in a private company for money (instead of shares). The company could operate in any industry, and the seller and buyer could be individuals or other businesses. The document contains a wide selection of guarantees designed to protect the value of your investment and give you the greatest legal advantage.

The share sale agreement specifies both the number and type of shares sold by each shareholder. It is important for a buyer to understand the type of shares they are buying, as different types of shares may have different rights. For example, for voting, dividends and capital. For sales of simple shares, the purchase price may be a fixed price payable in cash on the day of sale. Once your shares are transferred to the buyer, the sale is complete. The contract for the sale of shares must specify when, where and how completion will take place. This includes a description of how each party can properly transfer the shares, as well as any documentation that the seller must provide to the buyer. As a seller, you may be held liable if any of the warranties or compensations for the sale of the company is violated.

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