Document background
The Share Allotment Agreement is a crucial document in Dutch corporate practice, used when a company issues new shares to either existing shareholders or new investors. It's commonly utilized in various scenarios including capital raising rounds, employee share schemes, corporate restructurings, or strategic investments. The agreement must comply with Dutch corporate law requirements, particularly the Dutch Civil Code (Burgerlijk Wetboek) and the company's articles of association. It typically includes detailed provisions about the share issuance, payment terms, warranties, and completion mechanics, along with necessary corporate approvals and filings with the Dutch Commercial Register. This document is essential for maintaining proper corporate records and ensuring the validity of share issuances under Dutch law.
