Investment Agreement Between Two Parties Template for New Zealand

1. Anti-Dilution Rights: Protection mechanisms for investors against future dilution of their investment - used in cases where future capital raising is anticipated

2. Information Rights: Specific rights regarding access to company information and reporting - typically included for minority investors

3. Conversion Rights: Terms for converting different classes of securities - relevant for convertible investments

4. Tag-Along Rights: Right to join in sale of shares by other investors - important for minority investor protection

5. Drag-Along Rights: Right to force other shareholders to join in sale - typically included for majority investors

6. Dividend Policy: Specific terms regarding dividend distributions - included when regular distributions are anticipated

7. Non-Compete and Non-Solicitation: Restrictions on competitive activities - relevant when investors have access to sensitive information

8. Intellectual Property Rights: Specific provisions regarding IP ownership and usage - important for technology or IP-heavy investments

1. Schedule 1: Investment Details: Detailed breakdown of investment amount, valuation, and ownership structure

2. Schedule 2: Company Information: Key company details including corporate structure, subsidiaries, and material contracts

3. Schedule 3: Warranties: Comprehensive list of warranties given by the company and existing shareholders

4. Schedule 4: Reserved Matters: List of decisions requiring investor approval

5. Schedule 5: Business Plan: Detailed business plan and financial projections

6. Schedule 6: Key Personnel: Details of key management and their service agreements

7. Appendix A: Share Capital Table: Pre and post-investment capitalization table

8. Appendix B: Required Regulatory Approvals: List of regulatory approvals required (if any) and their status