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A Share subscription deed records the terms and conditions when investors buy new shares in a Danish company. It's the key legal agreement that spells out the price per share, number of shares, and payment timeline between the company issuing shares and the subscribers purchasing them.

Under Danish corporate law, this binding contract protects both parties by clearly stating their rights and obligations. It typically includes important details like anti-dilution provisions, warranties about the company's status, and any specific conditions that must be met before the share transfer can complete. Most Danish startups and growing companies use these deeds when raising capital from new investors.

Use a Share subscription deed when your company needs to formalize new investment and share issuance in Denmark. This document becomes essential during funding rounds, especially when bringing in new investors or when existing shareholders want to increase their ownership stake.

The deed proves particularly valuable during complex transactions involving multiple investors, staged payments, or specific performance conditions. Danish companies often need it when raising capital from venture funds, implementing employee share schemes, or structuring strategic investments. Having this agreement in place helps prevent future disputes about share ownership terms and protects both the company and investors.

• Standard Share Subscription: Basic deed for straightforward share purchases, typically used for smaller investments with standard terms and single payment structures
• Complex Investment Deed: Enhanced version with detailed conditions, multiple payment tranches, and specific performance requirements for larger investments
• Employee Share Scheme Deed: Tailored for staff participation programs, including vesting schedules and special conditions for employee shareholders
• Venture Capital Deed: Comprehensive version with advanced investor protections, anti-dilution clauses, and detailed exit provisions
• Strategic Investment Deed: Customized for corporate investors, including special rights, board representation, and commercial cooperation terms

• Company Directors: Authorize and execute the Share subscription deed on behalf of the issuing company, ensuring compliance with Danish corporate law
• Investors: Review and sign the deed when purchasing shares, including private individuals, venture capital firms, or institutional investors
• Corporate Lawyers: Draft and negotiate the terms, ensuring legal compliance and protection of all parties' interests
• Company Secretary: Maintains official records and handles registration of new shareholders with Danish authorities
• Financial Advisors: Guide valuation terms and structure the investment details for both company and investors

• Company Details: Gather current share capital structure, company registration number, and board resolution approving the share issue
• Investment Terms: Document share price, number of shares, total investment amount, and payment schedule
• Subscriber Information: Collect full legal names, addresses, and identification details of all investors
• Special Conditions: List any pre-conditions, warranties, or specific rights attached to the shares
• Documentation Review: Our platform helps generate a legally compliant deed, but verify all details match your company's articles and Danish corporate requirements

• Party Details: Full legal names and addresses of the company and all subscribers, plus company registration numbers
• Share Information: Precise details of share class, quantity, price per share, and total subscription amount
• Payment Terms: Clear payment schedule, bank details, and consequences of payment default
• Warranties: Company's representations about its status and subscriber's confirmation of investment understanding
• Completion Requirements: Conditions precedent, timing for share certificate issuance, and registration procedures
• Governing Law: Express statement that Danish law governs the agreement and jurisdiction details

A Share subscription deed differs significantly from a Share Purchase Agreement. While both deal with share ownership transfers, they serve distinct purposes in Danish corporate law.

• Timing of Share Creation: Share subscription deeds handle newly issued shares, creating fresh ownership stakes. Share Purchase Agreements transfer existing shares between current shareholders or to new owners.
• Payment Recipient: With subscription deeds, payment goes directly to the company as new capital. In purchase agreements, payment flows between shareholders, not affecting company capital.
• Regulatory Requirements: Subscription deeds must comply with Danish rules about capital increases and share issuance. Purchase agreements focus more on transfer restrictions and existing shareholder rights.
• Documentation Needs: Subscription deeds require board resolutions and capital increase registrations. Purchase agreements typically need fewer corporate approvals.