Document background
The Stakeholders Agreement serves as a fundamental document in Singapore corporate governance, particularly vital when multiple parties hold ownership interests in a company. This agreement becomes especially important in scenarios involving venture capital investments, family businesses, or companies with complex ownership structures. Under Singapore law, the Stakeholders Agreement supplements the company's constitution and provides detailed mechanisms for share transfers, voting rights, and management decisions. It typically includes provisions for dispute resolution, exit mechanisms, and protection of minority interests, all aligned with Singapore's robust corporate legal framework.
