M&A Transactions Germany
If you consider buying or merging with a German company or stock corporation (see checklist here), we can either structure and manage the entire acquisition process for you or merely assist with specific tasks like due diligence (e.g. financial, legal, business, IT) or contract negotiation. Our team of lawyers, financial and business experts has extensive experience with international M&A projects in various industry sectors. We will always keep matters as simple and straight forward as possible.
If the potential buyer does not want to be identified, we can provide trustworthy professionals that act as trustees and acquire the company shares on the buyer‘s behalf. Fully compliant, of course, with all laws and regulations of Germany and the European Union. For non-legal work, we do recommend the service provider Friendly Germans Ltd. The British-German Consultancy Firm.
More on German company law is available in these posts:
- Establish a German Limited Company (GmbH): FAQ and Checklist
- What is a GmbH? The German Limited Liability Company explained
- Checklist: Formation of a German Company. And then what?
- Buying a German Company: A quick Checklist
- How to read a German Company Register Extract
- Company Forms in Germany: An Overview
- Brexit as a Business Opportunity for British SME’s
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The law firm Graf & Partners and its German-English litigation department GP Chambers was established in 2003 and has many years of experience with British-German and US-German business and corporate matters, including the representation of clients in M&A transactions. If you wish us to advise or represent you please call German business lawyer Bernhard Schmeilzl, LL.M. (Leicester) or Munich based English solicitor Elissa Jelowicki on +49 941 463 7070. For non-legal work, we do recommend the service provider Friendly Germans Ltd. The British-German Consultancy Firm.
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