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WE ARE PROUDLY MALAYSIAN
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Malaysia is made up of 13 states spanning across Peninsular Malaysia and Malaysian Borneo, separated by the South China Sea
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These articles represent our passion for writing, sharing, and illuminating others, driven by decades of cumulative experience in the field. We distill and impart the technicalities and practical experiences, into a wide array of easily comprehensible materials for your reading pleasure.
Share Subscription vs Shareholders’ Agreements: A Definitive Guide
Key differences between SSAs and SHAs, when each is used, and why both matter when raising capital or bringing in investors.
The Employer’s Guide To Termination Without Cause In Malaysia
Legal risks, supporting case law, and how employers can protect the business when terminating without cause under the Industrial Relations Act 1967.
A Guide To MOUs For Business Partnerships
How a Memorandum of Understanding offers a structured way to clarify roles and reduce risk before committing to a business partnership.
The Shareholder’s Guide To Tag-Along Rights
While crucial for minority shareholders, it’s important for all company shareholders to know how tag along rights work, as they
A Guide To MOUs For Distribution Agreements
When manufacturers want to expand their market reach through third-party distributors, identifying the right partner is one of the biggest
A Full Guide To Share Subscription Agreements In Malaysia
How SSAs help startups and companies raise funds while protecting their interests.
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