Document background
The Convertible Equity Agreement is commonly used in Singapore's startup ecosystem for early-stage investments where company valuation may be premature or challenging to determine. This document provides a structured way to invest in a company while deferring equity pricing until a later funding round or specific milestone. It includes essential terms such as conversion triggers, valuation caps, and investor rights, all compliant with Singapore's legal framework. The agreement is particularly useful for bridge financing or when parties want to expedite the investment process without immediate equity dilution.
