A Shareholders’ Agreement is a legally binding document that outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of the shareholders of a company. It is typically used in closely held corporations or startups to govern the relationship between shareholders and to protect their interests. While the specific contents of a Shareholders’ Agreement can vary depending on the company’s needs and the preferences of the shareholders, here are some common provisions that are often included:

Shareholder Rights and Obligations:
Specifies the rights and responsibilities of each shareholder, including voting rights, information access, and participation in key decisions.
Share Classes and Ownership:
Details the different classes of shares, their respective rights, and restrictions on the transfer of shares.