Investment Agreement – Single Investor
An investment agreement is a contract defining the terms of investment which a single investor invests in a company owned by managers / founders. The agreement is drafted in neutral form.
Set-up and Governance
Deed of Adherence to Agreement
Deed of adherence for a new party to become a party to a Joint Venture / Shareholders’ Agreement by virtue of being transferred existing shares / allotted new shares.
Shareholders Agreement
Three Parties Shareholders’ Agreement to be entered into upon completion or establishment of the Joint Venture Company with standard clauses for minority protection. This agreement is drafted in Neutral Form.
Shareholders Agreement – Equal Shares in Company
A shareholders agreement suitable for the set up of a relatively simple joint venture – a 50:50 joint venture company. This agreement is drafted for 2 parties and in Neutral Form.
Articles of Association
Articles of Association of a limited private company. It is a document that contains the rules and regulations or even bye-laws of a company, which guides the internal operations and management of the company.
Company Acquisition Agreement – Simple
A simple company acquisition agreement between a Buyer and a Seller with no warranties. This is suitable for an intra-group restructure/transfer.
Due Diligence Checklist for Startup
This is a due diligence checklist for Angel Investor / Venture Capital / Private Equity to invest in startups.
Company Incorporation Questionnaire / Checklist
Questionnaire/Checklist for the Incorporation of Company – Basic information required to incorporate the company and carry out any subsequent formalities.
Shares Certificate
This is a Share Certificate issued to the Shareholder evidencing the ownership of the shares of the Company.
How do I close my business in Hong Kong?
There are mainly 3 methods of closing down a business in Hong Kong. Whichever method you choose, it is important for your business to follow the proper procedures required. If you fail to do this, it may result in legal consequences. You can: Deregister your business Wind up your business Put your company in a … Read more