Document background
The Co-Investment Agreement serves as the primary legal framework for structuring joint investments in Malaysia, typically used when multiple investors seek to pool their resources and expertise to invest in a target company or project. This document is essential in situations where investors want to formalize their investment relationship, establish clear governance structures, and protect their interests while ensuring compliance with Malaysian regulatory requirements. The agreement addresses crucial aspects such as investment amounts, shareholding ratios, management rights, transfer restrictions, and exit mechanisms. It is particularly relevant in the context of Malaysian business practices and regulatory framework, incorporating necessary provisions from key legislation such as the Companies Act 2016 and Capital Markets and Services Act 2007. The document is designed to facilitate both domestic and foreign investments while maintaining alignment with Malaysian investment regulations and corporate governance standards.
