You cannot simply "fire" a shareholder without cause unless there is a specific buyout clause in the Shareholders' Agreement. While you can terminate their role as a director or employee, removing their equity requires negotiating a buyout, or filing a High Court lawsuit for breach of fiduciary duties or minority oppression.
Quick Question
How do I remove a minority shareholder who is sabotaging my Singapore company?
The short answer
Quick answer
You cannot simply "fire" a shareholder without cause unless there is a specific buyout clause in the Shareholders' Agreement.
General information only. This answer does not constitute legal advice. The appropriate response depends on the facts and circumstances of each matter.