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Drafting ESOP scheme, Investor Due Diligence, Preparing Pitch Deck, Valuation Report,
Assisting in Private Placement is all you need when raising funds
The ultimate goal of any business is to grow 10x, 20x or 100x and finally list of stock exchange. We can assist startups when raising funds and all the important agreements that investors demand. We offer following services
| Fund Raise | Legal Agreements | Startup India Registration | Other Services |
|---|---|---|---|
Convertible Notes, CCD, Equity Shares and Preference Shares We assist you with issuance of all the above instruments to Indian as well as foreign investors | ESOP Policy We assist you with drafting ESOP policy and ESOP agreements | Startup India We assist you with registering on Startup India portal. The charges start from INR 10,000 for application | Due Diligence Assistance We assist you during the due diligence undertaken by the investors |
Merchant Banker Valuation Report We assist you with preparing the merchant banker valuation report. The charges start from INR 60,000 | Founders Agreement We assist you with drafting ESOP agreements and implementing ESOP strategy. | Angle Tax exemption If you are registered as startup then you can claim exemption from angel tax and we assist you with the same. | Project report for Bank We assist you with preparing project report required for bank loan and investors |
Other Services
Our team of chartered accountants and company secretaries make sure that your company is 100% legally compliant. You save 60% with us when you avail our annual compliance packages
Founders Agreement
Getting together with a friend and starting a new venture is the most exciting time in any entrepreneur’s life. However, Co-Founders are often so busy building and running their new business that they skip a hugely important step, the Co-founder Agreement. A Co-founder Agreement is a contract between Co-Founders setting out the ownership, initial investments and responsibilities of each Co-Founder. This agreement also safeguards you in the case of a dispute, as it can provide protection to show what the co-founder agreed too.
You are a co-founder and would like to clearly set out the equity participation in your new business.
- Co-Founder details
- Project description
- Equity breakdown and initial capital contributions
- Roles and responsibilities of each Co-Founder
- Management and approval rights
- Non-compete, confidentiality and intellectual property; and
- Resignation, dissolution and removal of directors.
Shareholders Agreement
A Shareholders Agreement will help set the terma and conditions between shareholders and the founders of your company. Although founders and shareholders are in good terms now, sometimes running a company will put a strain on that relationship. A Shareholders Agreement helps protect your interests in these situations. If disagreements arise, it can be very helpful to have a clear idea of what the parties agreed to before the dispute, or before something changes one shareholder’s ability to continue working in the company.
Note: This Shareholders Agreement does not contain vesting provisions for each of the shareholders. For vesting provisions use our Quick Quote feature.
You would like to lay down the rules between the shareholders of your company.
- Who can be a shareholder
- Who can serve on the board of directors
- What happens if one of the shareholders becomes impaired or dies
- What happens if a shareholders files for bankruptcy, resigns, retires or is fired
- The share value for company stock
- Who will be required to purchase the shares of a shareholder who's leaving; and
- How much will be paid for the purchase of such shares.
Term Sheet
This Term Sheet is used, to establish the general terms of an investor coming on board in your business. It sets out the proposed terms including capitalisation, financing terms like liquidation preferences and anti-dilution, and key provisions to be included in the shareholders and subscription agreements, before you proceed to the full agreement. While the clauses binding the Term Sheet (i.e. confidentiality, exclusivity, enforceability and costs) are legally binding, the negotiated terms are not. This Term Sheet is intended to be used as a precursor agreement to a Shareholders Agreement.
You are preparing for Seed Round investment and would like to set out the negotiated terms to an investor to join your business.
If you are launching your seed investment round and looking at investors coming on board to join your business, a Term Sheet is a great document as a pre-cursor to a Shareholders Agreement. It sets out the negotiated terms and clearly states the intention of both parties to enter into a legally binding agreement in the near future.
- Details of investor
- Investment round details
- Class of shares (preference or ordinary)
- Investment amount
- Percentage of equity
- Liquidation preference
- Conversion mechanics
- Anti-dilution
- Dividends provision
- Share cap table
- Timetable to complete agreement
- Key provisions of shareholders and subscription agreements
- Details of board members
- Details of shareholders
- Decisions that need required resolution
- Exclusivity
- Confidentiality