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The significance of shareholders' agreements in India's startup ecosystem

Inc42 · 1y ago

The significance of shareholders' agreements in India's startup ecosystem

A shareholders' agreement is a crucial document in India's startup ecosystem, protecting the interests of stakeholders and ensuring their investments are safeguarded. It establishes rules, expectations, and safeguards for all parties involved, providing clarity on important aspects such as share allocation, decision-making processes, and shareholder rights. By addressing potential issues, such as minority shareholder protection, intellectual property ownership, and operational guidelines, a well-drafted shareholders' agreement can instill investor confidence and facilitate funding for startups. However, it is important to draft these agreements with legal expertise to avoid ambiguity and ensure compliance with Indian laws and regulations.

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