This is a model form of a common stock warrant, typically used in Private Investment in Public Equity (PIPE) financings. It grants the holder the right to purchase a specified number of common shares from the issuing company at a predetermined exercise price. The document includes detailed provisions for issuance, transfer, exercise, adjustments for corporate events, and limitations on exercise.

The CFIUS insert language for the NVCA Model Limited Partnership Agreement establishes rules for managing foreign investment risk under the Defense Production Act (DPA) and CFIUS regulations. It authorizes the General Partner to take any actions necessary to ensure the partnership does not become a “Foreign Person” or engage in “Covered Transactions,” imposes strict limits on Foreign Person Limited Partners’ access to information and influence over management, and requires all partners to cooperate with CFIUS-related information requests and compliance measures.

The Seedsummit BSA AIR Investment Agreement is a French convertible warrant contract under which an investor (the “AIR Investor”) provides funding to a company in exchange for a right to subscribe to future shares at a discounted valuation upon a defined “Triggering Event” (such as a qualified financing, sale, merger, IPO, or insolvency). It sets out the warrant’s subscription, exercise mechanics, valuation formula (with discount, cap, and floor), and French law governance.

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.

The Convertible Note Term Sheet outlines the key economic and structural terms for a proposed convertible note financing, including investment amount, interest, maturity, valuation cap, discount, conversion mechanics, and treatment upon sale of the company. It serves as a non-binding summary to guide negotiation prior to drafting the formal Convertible Note Purchase Agreement, and reflects standard early-stage financing practices commonly used in Singapore startup fundraising.

The Seedsummit Advance Subscription Agreement (ASA) allows an investor to provide funds to a company in exchange for equity that will be issued at a future event, such as the company’s next funding round, sale, or listing, without requiring immediate repayment or interest. It is useful because it enables early-stage companies to raise capital before a formal valuation is established, while providing investors with clear rights, protections, and the ability to convert their investment into equity under agreed terms.