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The Investment Agreement Between Two Parties is a crucial document used in Singapore when an investor seeks to make a capital investment in a company. This agreement, governed by Singapore law, establishes the fundamental relationship between the investor and investee company, detailing crucial elements such as investment amount, shareholding rights, board representation, anti-dilution provisions, and exit mechanisms. It ensures compliance with Singapore's regulatory requirements while protecting both parties' interests through clear terms and conditions. The agreement is particularly important in Singapore's dynamic business environment, where it provides a secure framework for both local and international investments.
