Understanding Shareholder Agreements (SHAs) in M&A Did you know that the terms of your Shareholder Agreement (SHA) depend on the level of your stake acquisition in a company (SPA)? Here's a general overview of how SHAs differ based on acquisition type: โMinority Acquisition (Less than 20%): SHAs protect minority shareholder rights, like board observer rights. โSignificant Acquisition (20-50%): SHAs offer greater control rights, like limitations on certain actions by the majority shareholder. โMajority Acquisition (Over 50%): SHAs may address control transfer, including appointing new directors or management. โFull Acquisition (100%): No SHA needed as the buyer gains complete ownership. Need help with drafting or reviewing your SHA? Drop an email at saksham@bebyond.com.
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