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Yaroslav Sikorsky

Answer provided 04.05.2023 14:30

Good day.

Each type of joint stock company has its own rules regarding the procedure for the sale of shares.

According to the charters of some joint-stock companies or corporate agreements concluded between the shareholders of such companies, there may be restrictions for the Seller regarding the sale of shares to a third party (Buyer).

Such restrictions include establishing the preferential right of other shareholders to purchase shares that are alienated by the Seller to a third party, or establishing the Seller's obligation to conduct preliminary negotiations with other shareholders regarding the conclusion of a share purchase agreement with a third party.

It may also be necessary to obtain written consent from other shareholders to enter into this Agreement.

The answer is informational and does not replace a full legal consultation. For a detailed analysis of your situation, contact a lawyer directly.