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The Shareholders Agreement (SHA) is a critical document for startups, detailing how control is divided among shareholders and requiring all to sign it. Its complexity increases with the size of the company, often making it difficult to understand. Key aspects of the SHA are negotiable, so it's vital to examine certain factors before signing. When new investors join and capital is raised, existing shareholders experience dilution, meaning their ownership percentage decreases as new shares are issued. Each shareholder's dilution is proportional to their current stake. For instance, if a new investor takes 25%, those with 40% and 20% shares will see their ownership reduced accordingly.