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A share purchase agreement, for buying or selling shares in a Singapore company.

Answer plain-English questions about the price, the conditions, Closing, the warranties and what the sellers may do afterwards — and FD AI puts together a share purchase agreement from Founders Doc’s precedent.

It is in Beta and written for a Singapore company. It takes about 15 minutes; anything you skip takes the usual answer.

This tool helps you prepare a draft share purchase agreement. It is not legal advice. We recommend having a lawyer check it before it is signed.

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Sellers. How many people or companies are selling shares?

You’ll give each seller’s details next — name, ID, address, the shares they sell and their part of the price.

A draft share purchase agreement (Beta), assembled from Founders Doc’s precedent — to be checked by a qualified lawyer before use. Terms

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The deal

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Number of sellers
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BuyerNot yet — click to open
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The company being soldNot yet — click to open
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Shares soldNot yet — click to open
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CurrencyNot yet — click to open
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The buyer and sellersNot yet — click to open

The price

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PaymentNot yet — click to open
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Price adjustmentNot yet — click to open

Before Closing

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ConditionsNot yet — click to open
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Long-stop dateNot yet — click to open
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Closing dateNot yet — click to open
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Running the companyNot yet — click to open
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Walking awayNot yet — click to open

Closing

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Directors resignNot yet — click to open
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No claims against the companyNot yet — click to open

Warranties

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WarrantiesNot yet — click to open
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Claims periodNot yet — click to open
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Cap on claimsNot yet — click to open
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Liability between sellersNot yet — click to open
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IndemnitiesNot yet — click to open

After Closing

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Restrictions on sellersNot yet — click to open
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Restriction periodNot yet — click to open

General

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Stamp dutyNot yet — click to open
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DisputesNot yet — click to open
Skipped questions take the usual answer — nothing is invented.