Corporate Law – Mergers & Transformations
Corporate law in Greece regulates how businesses are formed, owned and run. Together with commercial and business law, it covers all forms of business, from sole proprietorships to large public limited companies (S.A.).
- Company formation and legal structuring
- Mergers, acquisitions and corporate transformations
- Shareholder agreements and governance frameworks
- SPV and joint venture structuring
- Commercial contract drafting and negotiation
- Corporate dispute resolution
Corporate law in Greece for growing businesses
Companies need clear rules between owners, managers and partners. First, we help you choose the right legal form. Then we draft the articles and the shareholder agreement. Later, if you merge, buy or restructure, we manage the transaction and the filings.
Our corporate lawyers also support international groups. For example, we coordinate with our colleagues on banking and financial law and on investment in Greece. You can search Greek companies in the General Commercial Registry (GEMI).
Advice for owners and investors
Disagreements between partners are costly, so good documents matter. If you invest in a company, we review the shareholder agreement before you sign. If you sell, we prepare the sale contract and the disclosures. In addition, we advise on governance, so that decisions are clear and recorded. To discuss your company, book a consultation.
Mergers, acquisitions and restructuring
A merger or acquisition needs careful steps. First, we review the target company and its contracts. Next, we negotiate the terms with the other side. Then we prepare the documents and the filings. After closing, we help you integrate the new structure. If you restructure a group instead, we plan the steps so that each entity stays compliant. As a result, the change runs smoothly. We also prepare a simple timeline, so that you see who does what and by when. In addition, we keep a short list of open points, which we review with you before each meeting.