The Shareholders Contract: Joinder Contract is a legally binding document that facilitates the inclusion of a new shareholder into an existing company or business. This template sets out the terms and conditions that the joining shareholder must adhere to, outlining their rights and obligations within the company. The contract also defines the rights and responsibilities of the existing shareholders in relation to the new shareholder. Key provisions may include the transfer of shares, restrictions on share transfers, board representation, decision-making processes, profit distribution, and other relevant matters related to the participation of the new shareholder in the company. The purpose of the Joinder Contract is to create a transparent and mutually agreed upon framework for the new shareholder, ensuring a smooth integration into the existing structure of the company and protecting the rights and interests of both the new and existing shareholders.
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