Document background
The Company Purchase Agreement is a crucial document used in corporate acquisitions under Danish law when one entity seeks to acquire ownership of another company. This comprehensive agreement serves as the primary transaction document, detailing all aspects of the company purchase including price, payment terms, warranties, and post-completion obligations. It must comply with Danish corporate law requirements, particularly the Danish Companies Act (Selskabsloven) and related regulations. The agreement is essential for both private and public company acquisitions, requiring careful consideration of employee rights, competition law, tax implications, and sector-specific regulations. It typically involves extensive due diligence and often requires coordination with various regulatory authorities.
