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1. Regulatory Approvals: Required when the transaction needs specific regulatory approvals (e.g., from KPPU for competition law)

2. Employee Matters: Needed when the transaction involves transfer or termination of employees

3. Intellectual Property: Required when significant IP assets are involved in the transaction

4. Real Estate: Necessary when the company owns or leases significant real estate assets

5. Environmental Matters: Important for companies in industries with environmental impacts or risks

6. Transition Services: Required when post-completion services are needed from the seller

7. Non-Competition: Optional restrictions on seller's future business activities

8. Earn-out Provisions: Used when part of the purchase price is contingent on future performance

9. Foreign Investment Provisions: Required when the transaction involves foreign investors

1. Schedule 1 - Company Details: Detailed information about the target company including corporate information and capital structure

2. Schedule 2 - Properties: List and details of all owned and leased properties

3. Schedule 3 - Intellectual Property: List of all IP rights owned or licensed by the company

4. Schedule 4 - Material Contracts: List and summary of all material contracts

5. Schedule 5 - Employee Information: Details of employees, including key terms of employment

6. Schedule 6 - Seller Warranties: Detailed warranties given by the seller

7. Schedule 7 - Completion Deliverables: List of all documents and items to be delivered at completion

8. Schedule 8 - Permitted Leakage: List of permitted payments or value transfers in locked box transactions

9. Schedule 9 - Completion Accounts: Format and principles for preparation of completion accounts

10. Schedule 10 - Data Room Index: Index of documents disclosed in due diligence