Document background
The Director Shareholder Agreement is a crucial document for Singapore companies seeking to establish clear governance structures and protect both director and shareholder interests. This agreement is particularly important when companies have multiple directors and shareholders, or when transitioning from a startup to a more structured corporate entity. It addresses key aspects such as share transfer restrictions, voting rights, board composition, and decision-making processes, while ensuring compliance with Singapore's corporate governance requirements. The agreement helps prevent potential disputes by clearly defining roles, responsibilities, and exit mechanisms.
