DIFC Investment Term Sheet

A DIFC Investment Term Sheet outlines the key terms of a proposed investment deal. It sets the groundwork for the final binding agreements.

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  1. 01Company & Term Sheet Basics
  2. 02Founders & Existing Ownership
  3. 03Investment Overview
  4. 04Investor 1 Details
  5. 05Additional Investors
  6. 06Share Structure & Option Pool
  7. 07Board of Directors
  8. 08Management Team
  9. 09Preferred Share Economic Rights
  10. 10Transfer & Anti-Dilution Rights
  11. 11Protective Provisions, Reporting & Dispute Resolution
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What is a DIFC Investment Term Sheet?

A DIFC Investment Term Sheet is a non-binding document that outlines the key terms and conditions of a proposed investment in a DIFC-based company. It serves as a blueprint for the final legal agreements (such as the Shareholders' Agreement or Subscription Agreement).

This document is essential for investors and founders to align on valuation, investment amount, and key rights before committing significant time and legal fees to drafting ensuring final agreements.

Who are the Parties in a DIFC Investment Term Sheet?

Investor

The individual, VC firm, or entity proposing to invest capital into the company in exchange for equity or convertible instruments.

Company (Founders)

The DIFC-registered entity (and its founders) receiving the investment and issuing shares or instruments to the investor.

What does it cover?

  • Investment amount and valuation (Pre-money/Post-money)
  • Type of security (Equity, SAFE, Convertible Note)
  • Board representation and governance rights
  • Liquidation preferences and anti-dilution provisions
  • Vestings schedules for founders
  • Exclusivity and confidentiality

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