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The Business Acquisition Purchase Agreement is a crucial document used in Malaysian corporate transactions when one entity seeks to acquire another business, either through asset purchase or share transfer. This agreement is essential for transactions governed by Malaysian law and must comply with the Companies Act 2016, Competition Act 2010, and other relevant regulations. It serves as the primary document detailing all aspects of the business acquisition, including purchase price, payment mechanisms, warranties, indemnities, and conditions precedent. The agreement is particularly important as it provides legal protection for both parties, ensures regulatory compliance, and creates a clear framework for the transaction's completion. It typically follows extensive due diligence and negotiations, incorporating findings and agreed terms while addressing specific Malaysian legal requirements such as stamp duty obligations and competition law considerations.
