Negotiating a share purchase agreement (SPA)—training materials

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Practice notes

Negotiating a share purchase agreement (SPA)—training materials

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Corporate expert

Practice notes
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These training materials consist of template PowerPoint slides that can be used as the basis of one or more training seminars in relation to negotiating a share purchase agreement (SPA). The training materials will assist junior lawyers, company secretaries and directors gain an understanding of the key points of negotiation and drafting, and provide a link to other useful materials and guidance. It is anticipated that those providing training will use these slides as a helpful starting point for their presentations and then amend them accordingly to reflect their particular circumstances.

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Share purchase definition
What does Share purchase mean?

Under a share purchase, the buyer takes over ownership of the target company (ie where it acquires its entire share capital) carrying on the business, which comes with all of its assets, obligations and liabilities (whether or not the buyer was aware of them).

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