A share purchase agreement is an agreement between a company and investors to sell shares at a fixed price to investors. This is done simply by offering new shares to investors who will become shareholders of the company at the close of the transaction. If a company wants to raise capital, it can do so by issuing shares that can be acquired through private placement or public offering. A subscription contract contains the details of the purchase price for the sale of your company`s shares. It also includes the representation and guarantees that each party will make between them as part of the agreement. (Learn more about subscription agreements.) The document describes the parties to the transaction, the description of the shares put up for sale, the purchase price (counterparty), the guarantees and guarantees of the parties, the requirements before completion and after completion, etc. Download the subscription model After the post-corporation filing, the company must take steps to ensure that the investor`s name (s) is registered as a member of the company (if the investor is not already a member of the company). This document is used by companies to raise capital from investors.