Document background
The Investment Agreement serves as the primary transaction document for equity investments in Danish companies, whether for early-stage funding or growth capital. This document is essential when companies seek external investment and need to formalize the terms of capital injection, investor rights, and shareholder relationships. The agreement must comply with Danish corporate law requirements and often includes provisions influenced by both domestic and international investment practices. It typically covers key aspects such as valuation, share class rights, board composition, and investor protections, while ensuring compliance with Danish regulatory requirements and market standards. The Investment Agreement is particularly crucial for transactions involving multiple investors or complex investment structures, and often serves as the foundation for the company's future funding rounds.
