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Completion and post-completion (share purchase)—overview
Share purchase transaction collection
The Share purchase transaction collection serves as a roadmap for private company disposals and acquisitions structured as a share purchase. It sets out a snapshot of each stage of a share purchase deal and the legal workstreams lawyers must progress at every stage. Within the collection you will find links to checklists, precedents (with drafting notes), forms and Practice Notes, together with an outline of the principal drafting and negotiation issues to weigh up on share purchase matters. See the following Practice Notes, which sit within the Share purchase transaction collection:
- Completion and post-completion phase in share purchase transactions
- Preparing for and conducting the completion meeting in a share purchase transaction
- Post-completion actions in a share purchase transaction
for a guide to this phase of a private M&A (share purchase) transaction.
Completion
Private M&A deals are finalised by an exchange of contracts (signing) and completion (closing). On exchange, the parties sign or execute the formal papers, including the share purchase agreement. On completion, the necessary formalities to effect and implement the deal are carried out. Exchange and completion may occur at the same time, or be separated, depending...
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