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1. Exclusivity: Used when parties want to negotiate exclusively for a specified period, preventing parallel negotiations with other potential investors

2. Costs and Expenses: Include when there's a need to specify how preliminary costs will be borne between parties

3. Regulatory Approvals: Required when the investment will need specific regulatory clearances or government approvals

4. Break Fee: Used in larger transactions where parties want to include compensation if one party withdraws under specific circumstances

5. Public Announcements: Important for deals involving public companies or high-profile investments requiring coordination of public communications

6. Foreign Investment Provisions: Required when involving foreign investors and compliance with Malaysian foreign investment regulations

7. Shareholder Rights: Included when preliminary agreement on key shareholder matters is desired

8. Management and Control: Used when parties want to outline basic principles of corporate governance post-investment

1. Investment Structure Diagram: Visual representation of the proposed investment structure and ownership

2. Timeline and Key Milestones: Detailed schedule of key dates and deadlines for the investment process

3. Due Diligence Requirements: List of required documents and information for due diligence process

4. Proposed Terms Sheet: High-level summary of key commercial terms to be included in definitive agreements

5. Corporate Information: Key corporate details of all parties involved

6. Regulatory Requirements: List of required regulatory approvals and compliance requirements