Free Share Capital Templates

This Advance Subscription Agreement (ASA) is designed for companies seeking investment before a fixed valuation. It allows an investor to provide funds in exchange for equity (shares) to be issued at a future date, typically at the company's next priced funding round or upon a sale or listing. This agreement is not a loan and does not carry interest or require repayment.

This Share Purchase Agreement outlines the terms for the sale and purchase of shares in an Australian private company. It details the consideration, conditions for completion, pre-completion undertakings, and warranties, ensuring a structured transfer of ownership from multiple sellers to a single buyer. The agreement also includes provisions for restrictive covenants and liability.

This document is an Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation, designed by the NVCA for venture-backed companies. It outlines the powers, preferences, and special rights of different classes of stock, such as Common and Preferred Stock, covering aspects like voting, dividends, and liquidation. The template also provides various options for deal provisions and discusses jurisdictional considerations, particularly for Delaware corporations with California connections.

This Pro Rata Agreement grants an investor the right to purchase their pro rata share of Standard Preferred Shares in a future equity financing. This right is granted in connection with the investor's purchase of a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) with a Post-Money Valuation Cap. The agreement outlines the calculation of the pro rata share and conditions for termination of this right.

This document is a template for the minutes of a board of directors meeting. It records the resolutions passed by the company's board to approve the sale of its entire issued share capital to a buyer. Key actions include the transfer of shares, the appointment and resignation of directors, and updates to bank mandates and company registers following the sale.

This Pro Rata Agreement grants an investor the right to purchase a pro rata share of Standard Preferred Stock in a future equity financing round. This right is granted in connection with the investor's initial purchase of a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE) with a Post-Money Valuation Cap. The agreement outlines the calculation of the pro rata share and conditions for termination of this right.

This document is a template for a share sale plan, outlining the key steps and responsibilities involved in the process. It details actions from settlement agreements and SPA approval to completion, stock transfers, and director resignations, providing a timeline for each stage. This plan helps manage the various tasks required for a successful share transaction.

This Collaboration Agreement is designed for founders initiating a project before officially incorporating a company in France. It outlines the foundational terms of their collaboration, including commitments to transfer intellectual property rights to the future company, principles for capital structure and governance, and key provisions for a subsequent shareholders' agreement.

This is a model Securities Purchase Agreement for a Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) transaction. It details the terms under which a company, often a foreign private issuer, sells various securities (such as ordinary shares, ADSs, preferred shares, and warrants) to investors in a private placement, relying on exemptions from securities registration. The agreement includes extensive representations, warranties, and covenants from both parties, along with provisions for closing and compliance with U.S. securities regulations.

This Advisory Agreement outlines the terms of engagement between a Company and an Advisor, detailing the scope of services, compensation structure including base pay, incentive bonuses, and stock options, and provisions for expense reimbursement and benefits. It also covers various termination scenarios and includes restrictive covenants such as non-disclosure, non-solicitation, and non-compete clauses.