An Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Assets of Subsidiary Corporation with Guarantee of Performance by Parent Corporation is a legally binding contract between a parent company and a subsidiary, in which the parent company agrees to guarantee the performance of the subsidiary's obligations pursuant to the sale of its assets. The agreement sets forth the obligations of each party, the consideration to be paid, the applicable warranties and representations, and other relevant details. This agreement is typically used when the parent company wishes to ensure that the sale of its subsidiary's assets is properly executed and that the obligations of the subsidiary are met. There are two types of Agreement for the Sale and Purchase of Assets of Subsidiary Corporation with Guarantee of Performance by Parent Corporation: 1. Asset Purchase Agreement — This type of agreement sets out the terms for the purchase of the subsidiary's assets by the parent company, including the consideration to be paid, the warranties and representations made by the parent company, and other relevant details. 2. Share Purchase Agreement — This type of agreement sets out the terms for the purchase of the subsidiary's shares by the parent company, including the consideration to be paid, the warranties and representations made by the parent company, and other relevant details.