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A Private Placement Agreement is essential for companies seeking to raise capital through private offerings in Singapore. This document is used when companies wish to issue securities to a limited number of sophisticated investors without triggering public offering requirements. The agreement must comply with Singapore's Securities and Futures Act exemptions and typically includes detailed terms of the investment, investor qualifications, subscription procedures, and applicable restrictions. It's particularly relevant for growth-stage companies, real estate investments, and other ventures requiring substantial capital while maintaining privacy and control over investor selection.
