The Alaska Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement is a contractual agreement between companies and shareholders in the state of Alaska. It is designed to protect shareholders from experiencing sudden changes in the value of a company’s shares due to unexpected market volatility. This agreement allows companies to lock in the price of their shares for a predetermined period of time, so shareholders can be assured of the value of their investment. There are two main types of Alaska Model Promotional Shares Lock-In Agreement: 1. Non-Exchange Listed Lock-In Agreement: This type of agreement applies to companies who are not listed on a stock exchange. It is designed to protect shareholders by setting a fixed price for the shares and prohibiting any sale below the agreed-upon price. 2. Exchange Listed Lock-In Agreement: This type of agreement applies to companies who are listed on a stock exchange. It is designed to protect shareholders by setting a fixed price for the shares and prohibiting any sale below the agreed-upon price. The agreement also stipulates that the company must inform shareholders of any material changes in the company’s financial performance or outlook.