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1. Exclusivity Period: Used when the seller agrees not to negotiate with other potential buyers for a specified period

2. Reverse Confidentiality: Used when both parties are sharing confidential information and need mutual protection

3. Public Announcements: Added when there's a need to control public statements about the potential transaction

4. Inside Information: Required when either party is a listed company and insider trading provisions need to be addressed

5. Data Protection Compliance: Added when confidential information includes personal data requiring specific handling

6. Non-Circumvention: Used to prevent the receiving party from bypassing the disclosing party to deal directly with its customers, suppliers, or other business contacts

7. Standstill Provisions: Added for listed companies to prevent unauthorized share acquisitions during discussions

1. Schedule 1 - Confidential Information: Detailed list or categories of information considered confidential

2. Schedule 2 - Authorized Representatives: List of individuals authorized to receive and handle confidential information

3. Schedule 3 - Security Protocols: Specific security measures and procedures required for protecting information

4. Schedule 4 - Destruction Certificate: Form of certificate to confirm destruction of confidential information

5. Appendix A - Data Room Rules: If applicable, rules and procedures for accessing electronic or physical data rooms