Shareholder’s Agreement
Secure your business relationships with a Shareholders' Agreement
If you’re running a business in Malaysia with more than one shareholder – whether it’s with friends, family, or investors – a Shareholders’ Agreement (SHA) is more than just a document. It’s a vital safeguard for your business, helping to prevent future disputes, provide clarity on roles and responsibilities, and avoid costly legal pitfalls.
IN THIS GUIDE, WE WALK YOU THROUGH:
- What is an SHA — and why it’s critical
- The key clauses every SHA should include
- Case studies of what went wrong (and how to avoid it)
- Common mistakes most SMEs make when setting up a SHA
- What happens if there is no SHA
- Common myths about SHA
WHO IS THIS GUIDE FOR?
• Business owners and SME founders
• Startup co-founders and partners
• In-house counsel or legal advisors
• Investors or venture capital professionals
• Anyone planning to raise funds
or bring in shareholders
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:
• How to protect minority and majority shareholders
• Ways to resolve disputes and deadlocks without
damaging relationships
• How to plan for exits, death, or disability of
a shareholder
• How to ensure smoother decision-making and
business continuity
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ENTER YOUR DETAILS TO GET IMMEDIATE ACCESS TO THE E-GUIDE:
✓ Review your current shareholder setup
✓ Advise whether you need a new or updated SHA
✓ Suggest next steps with no obligation
“Most of our SHA clients come to us after things go wrong.
This guide is our way of helping you get it right from the start.”
— Ming Chiek, Gan, Head of Capital Markets & M&A, GLT Law
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