Joint Venture Agreement

Joint Venture Agreement

A contract between two or more entities to collaborate on a specific project while maintaining independent operations.

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Description

A Joint Venture Agreement (JVA) defines the terms under which two or more parties collaborate on a business venture while retaining their separate legal identities. JVAs outline financial contributions, profit-sharing, management structure, and dispute resolution processes. They are common in large-scale projects, such as infrastructure development, technology partnerships, and international business expansions. A well-drafted JVA establishes clear responsibilities and minimizes risks. These agreements can be structured as separate legal entities or contractual arrangements. JVAs help businesses leverage resources, expertise, and market access without full mergers.