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1. Parties: Identification and details of all parties to the merger
2. Background: Context and commercial rationale for the merger
3. Definitions and Interpretation: Key terms and interpretation rules used throughout the agreement
4. Implementation Structure: Detailed mechanics of how the merger will be implemented
5. Conditions Precedent: Conditions that must be satisfied before completion
6. Completion Mechanics: Process and requirements for completion of the merger
7. Representations and Warranties: Statements of fact and assurances from each party
8. Pre-completion Obligations: Conduct of business requirements before completion
9. Termination Rights: Circumstances under which the agreement can be terminated
1. Break Fee: Compensation payable if deal fails under specific circumstances - typically used in public company transactions or when specifically negotiated
2. Exclusivity Provisions: Restrictions on dealing with other potential merger partners - used when exclusivity is required during negotiations
3. Employee Matters: Specific provisions relating to employees post-merger - used when significant employment implications exist
1. Conditions Precedent Schedule: Detailed list of all conditions to be satisfied
2. Completion Steps Schedule: Detailed sequence of actions required at completion
3. Warranties Schedule: Detailed warranties given by each party
4. Company Information Schedule: Corporate details of merging entities
5. Material Contracts Schedule: List of key contracts affected by the merger
6. Pro Forma Structure Schedule: Post-merger corporate and operational structure
Approved Transaction
ACRA
Board
Business Day
Completion
Completion Date
Conditions Precedent
Confidential Information
Consideration
Control
Deed of Implementation
Disclosure Letter
Effective Date
Encumbrance
End Date
Excluded Shareholders
Government Agency
Group
Implementation Steps
Independent Expert
Insolvency Event
Law
Listing Rules
Material Adverse Change
Material Contract
Merger
Merger Consideration
MAS
Notice
Permitted Dividend
Prescribed Occurrence
Records
Regulatory Approval
Related Corporation
Representative
Scheme Document
SGX
Shareholder
Subsidiary
Superior Proposal
Target Group
Target Shares
Third Party
Timetable
Transaction Documents
Voting Power
Warranties
Conditions Precedent
Implementation Steps
Completion Mechanics
Representations and Warranties
Pre-completion Conduct of Business
Exclusivity
Due Diligence
Confidentiality
Public Announcements
Break Fee
Reverse Break Fee
Warranties and Indemnities
Termination Rights
Force Majeure
Employee Matters
Intellectual Property
Tax Matters
Competition and Regulatory Approvals
Share Transfer Restrictions
Board Composition
Shareholder Approval
Corporate Governance
Integration Planning
Transition Services
Asset Transfer
Liability and Indemnification
Insurance
Dispute Resolution
Governing Law
Notices
Assignment
Amendment
Severability
Costs and Expenses
Third Party Rights
Entire Agreement
Further Assurance
Counterparts
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