Shareholders’ Agreement

Align Interests. Protect Rights. Ensure Stability.

A clear shareholders’ agreement strengthens your company’s foundation by setting out the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of each shareholder. Our Shareholders’ Agreement services help Malaysian businesses prevent disputes and provide certainty for all stakeholders. ​

Why Shareholders’ Agreements Matter

Even among trusted partners, disagreements can arise when there’s no written agreement. Relying only on your company’s constitution or the Companies Act may not cover your specific needs.  

Risks of not having a shareholders’ agreement include: 

  • Disputes over decision-making or management 
  • Deadlocks that stall business operations 
  • Minority shareholders being sidelined 
  • Lack of clarity on dividend policy or share transfers 
  • Unplanned exits or forced buyouts 

We help you craft a comprehensive agreement that protects your investment and maintains harmony.

How We Can Help

We make the process of creating a shareholders’ agreement simple and tailored to your business.  

Here’s what you gain by working with us:

Our team provides:

Why Choose Us?

  • Business-Focused: We help align shareholder interests with long-term business objectives.
  • Approachable & Clear: We explain complex terms in a way that’s easy to understand.
  • Trusted Advisors: We have worked with companies of all sizes to create agreements that work in practice.

FAQs

No, but it’s highly recommended to avoid conflicts and provide certainty beyond what’s in the company constitution.

Yes, we can help you revise the agreement as the company grows and circumstances change. 

We include provisions like pre-emption rights and reserved matters to ensure minority interests are respected.

We draft clear decision-making rules and deadlock resolution procedures to keep the business moving. 

 

Absolutely, we help you plan for exits, buyouts, and valuation methods. 

Yes, they protect both majority and minority shareholders during a sale of shares. 

It’s not too late, we can help you put an agreement in place even after shares have been issued. 

We ensure it is thorough enough to address likely scenarios yet flexible enough to adapt to change. 

To protect your interests, ensure enforceability, and avoid costly disputes. We bring expertise and foresight. 

 

Yes, we can include detailed provisions to clarify your dividend policy and avoid disputes. 

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

Our results speak for themselves.

Our Shareholders’ Agreement Specialists

Edwin Lee

Founder & Business Lawyer

Daphne Sit Wei Jing

Business Lawyer, Senior Associate

Contact Details.

We believe that there is no challenge too big, and no concern too small. Whatever your needs, feel free to get in touch with us today

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Edwin Lee ‪+6011 5954 1201

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A-3-2, Aurora Place, Plaza Bukit Jalil, No.1, Persiaran Jalil 1, Bandar Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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