Document background
The Stock Investment Agreement is a crucial document used when investors acquire shares in a Singapore company. It outlines all essential aspects of the investment transaction, including valuation, share class, voting rights, and investor protections. This agreement must comply with Singapore's regulatory framework, particularly the Companies Act and Securities and Futures Act. It's commonly used in both private and public company investments, from startup funding rounds to strategic corporate investments, and can be adapted for various investment sizes and complexity levels.
