Document background
The Preference Share Agreement is commonly used in Singapore when companies seek to raise capital while maintaining existing control structures. This document type is particularly relevant for growing companies, startups, and established businesses looking to expand their operations through structured financing. The agreement details the specific rights attached to preference shares, including dividend preferences, liquidation rights, and conversion features. Under Singapore law, the Preference Share Agreement must comply with the Companies Act and relevant securities regulations, making it a vital tool for corporate financing and investment structuring.
