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The Shares Subscription Agreement is a fundamental document used when a company wishes to issue new shares to investors in Singapore. This agreement is crucial for both private and public companies seeking to raise capital through equity financing. The document sets out the complete terms of the share subscription, including the number and type of shares being issued, the subscription price, payment terms, and various conditions that must be met before the subscription can be completed. It ensures compliance with Singapore's Companies Act and other relevant regulations while protecting the interests of both the issuing company and the subscriber. The agreement typically includes important representations and warranties from both parties and may also incorporate additional rights such as board representation or anti-dilution protection.
