This shareholders agreement is designed for the set up of a simple joint venture company with equal shareholding among the 5 parties involved. The agreement outlines the terms and conditions governing the relationship between the shareholders and the newly formed company. The parties have agreed to establish the company, acquire specific rights and assets, and carry out business as outlined in the agreement.

Once the agreement is signed, the parties will cause the company to be incorporated as a limited liability company with specific characteristics. The name of the company, the authorised share capital, the registered office address, and the auditors of the company will all be specified in the agreement.

The completion of the formation of the company will take place within 10 days of the conditions precedent being fulfilled or waived. The parties will subscribe for their respective shares in cash and the names of the parties will be entered in the company's register of members as the respective holders of the shares. Share certificates will be issued to the parties for their shares.

This shareholders agreement is a comprehensive document that lays out the terms and conditions of the joint venture, including the rights and obligations of each shareholder. It is drafted in a neutral form, which means that it is suitable for a wide range of circumstances and can be easily adapted to the specific needs of each joint venture. With its simple and straightforward language, the agreement helps to protect the interests of all parties involved and ensure the success of the joint venture.

How to use this Document?

Steps for Using the 5-Party Shareholders' Agreement for a Simple Joint Venture:

1. Careful Reading: All shareholders involved should carefully read the shareholders' agreement to ensure that they understand the terms and conditions.

2. Joint Venture Establishment: The agreement should be used when five parties enter into a shareholders agreement for the establishment of a joint venture company.

3. Signing the Agreement: All five parties should sign and return a copy of the agreement. Once signed, each party should get a copy for their records.

4. Witnessing Signatures: To avoid any future disputes, all parties may wish to have their signatures witnessed.

5. Amendments to the Agreement: If any of the parties wish to amend the agreement in the future, all parties should agree to do so. The original agreement and amendments should be recorded in writing and signed by all parties.

6. Keeping the Agreement Current: It is important to keep the agreement up-to-date and accurate by recording any amendments and changes. This will help to avoid any disputes in the future.

7. Reviewing the Agreement Regularly: The shareholders' agreement should be reviewed regularly to ensure that it remains current and relevant to the joint venture.

This shareholders' agreement provides a comprehensive framework for the establishment and management of a joint venture company with equal shareholding among five parties. The agreement sets out the rights and obligations of each shareholder and provides a clear set of guidelines for the operation of the company. By following these steps, the parties involved can ensure that the joint venture is established and managed in a fair and transparent manner.