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A Joint Venture Agreement (JV Agreement) is a contractual alliance between two or more parties who combine their resources, expertise, and capital to achieve a specific business objective. This agreement ensures that the parties involved share profits, costs, and responsibilities in an agreed-upon manner. Each party benefits by accessing new markets, sharing risks, and leveraging the combined expertise of all involved. Importantly, the joint venture operates as a separate entity from each party's other business interests, allowing each partner to protect their core operations while contributing to the shared goal. This structure facilitates fair and equitable participation, enhancing the overall potential for success.