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A Share Issue Agreement is used when a Singapore company wishes to issue new shares to investors or existing shareholders. This document is crucial for both private and public companies seeking to raise capital or bring in new shareholders. The agreement must comply with Singapore's regulatory framework, particularly the Companies Act and Securities and Futures Act. It typically includes details about the share class, rights attached to shares, subscription price, payment terms, and completion mechanics. The Share Issue Agreement also contains representations and warranties from both the issuing company and the subscriber, ensuring legal compliance and protecting both parties' interests.
