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1. • Shareholding can be sold or gifted

     • If a shareholder chooses to leave, their shareholding can be sold or gifted, and thereby transferred to a new shareholder, quite simply. The company director needs to complete a Stock Transfer form and issue a new share certificate to the new shareholder, following their payment of the purchase price to the exiting shareholder if applicable.
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   Should I Sell my shares to a company?

   • If you want to sell your shares in a company - for example, because you work for the company but are retiring or leaving, or you have had a dispute with other shareholders - selling them back to the company may be your best option.

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   Can I Sell my shares if I resign?

   • Check if your company has a signed shareholders’ agreement. This document may dictate whether you can sell your shares, to whom, and at what price. If your company has one, it may automatically mean that you are offering your shares for sale upon your resignation.

   What Happens When a Shareholder Leaves a Company?

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   Should a director sell his shares after a dispute?

   • It often happens that, following a dispute, a director–shareholder leaves the company. A question often then arises as to whether that director should sell his shares. Before you make this decision, the first place to look is in the company’s articles or any shareholders agreement.

   I am a director and am leaving my company. Do I have to sell my shares?

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   Should you hold on to your shares after leaving a company?

   • If the company is likely to improve, then the value of the shares are likely to rise. In such a situation, it makes sense to hold on to your shares for as long as possible. On the other hand, it may be the case that the company has been doing well but you think its performance will slow down after you leave.

   I am a director and am leaving my company. Do I have to sell my shares?

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   Can I Sell my shares back to a company?

   • Depending on your circumstances, the company’s constitution (such as the articles of association and any shareholders agreement) and the financial position of the company, it may be possible to sell your shares back to the company.

   Can I sell my shares back to the company? If so, how? - Frettens

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   What happens if a shareholder leaves a company?

   • In smaller companies, a shareholder’s departure could leave a hole in the company’s leadership that the remaining shareholders might find difficult to fill. If a company doesn’t have a share transfer agreement in place, disagreements may occur over the value of the outgoing shareholder’s ownership interest.

   What Happens When a Shareholder Leaves a Company?

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   Dec 11, 2020 · When a major shareholder leaves a publicly traded company, the value of the company’s stock may fall. An investor’s departure may signal trouble to other investors, causing them to sell their shares, which could further reduce the value of the company.

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   If you want to sell your shares in a company - for example, because you work for the company but are retiring or leaving, or you have had a dispute with other shareholders - selling them back to the company may be your best option.

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   Whatever the company or company officer situation, when a shareholder wants to exit and sell their shares, it is recommended that an independent valuer is appointed to value the shares, particularly if there is no other method for valuation set out in a shareholders agreement.

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   Feb 1, 2024 · If the company operates an employees' share scheme which requires employees to give up their shares when they leave, the company could purchase them back. In this situation, the company might hold the shares in a treasury until a new employee is found to take them over.

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   Jul 28, 2022 · The idea is that these good leavers may then be allowed to keep their shares or may be required to sell them back to the company. There is flexibility on how any sale price is arrived at. The directors can be left to decide how the shares held by the leaver will be dealt with at the time of leaving.

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   Aug 12, 2015 · It often happens that, following a dispute, a director–shareholder leaves the company. A question often then arises as to whether that director should sell his shares. Before you make this decision, the first place to look is in the company’s articles or any shareholders agreement.

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   Mar 24, 2015 · If you have this may dictate whether you can sell your shares, to who and at what price and how long the process might take. A really good reason for checking this first is that it may say that if you resign as director you have automatically offered your shares for sale.