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What is the difference between a shareholder agreement and the takanon?

Q: What is the difference between a shareholder agreement and the takanon?

The takanon is a public document registered with the Companies Registrar. The SHA is private and supplements the takanon, covering commercial arrangements parties prefer not to disclose publicly.

      The takanon is a public document registered with the Companies Registrar. The SHA is private and supplements the takanon, covering commercial arrangements parties prefer not to disclose publicly.
    

From the full guide: Shareholder Agreements in Israel: What to Include and Why You Need One

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