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An Investment Agreement For Small Business is a crucial document used when external investors seek to inject capital into small-scale enterprises in Singapore. This agreement sets out the fundamental terms of the investment relationship, including valuation, share allocation, investor protections, and governance rights. It is specifically tailored to comply with Singapore's regulatory framework, including the Companies Act and relevant SME regulations. The document is particularly important for businesses seeking growth capital while maintaining legal compliance and protecting all parties' interests. It typically includes detailed provisions on investment structure, shareholders' rights, board representation, and exit mechanisms.
