Merger and Acquisition (M&A)

The process of merger and acquisition provides legal entities with the opportunity to put assets into more rational use and effective management. Other factors may also lead to the merger, for example, the expediency of combining mutually supporting resources, extending tax breaks to another legal entity, a desire to strengthen a monopoly position, increase competitiveness in the market, reduce the expenses, etc.

In legal practice, mergers and acquisitions mean not only transactions, but other legally significant actions of a different nature that can achieve the goal. For example, the goal can be achieved by concluding a property transaction or a deal with stocks (shares) in the authorized capital of a company. In other words, you may sell a specific asset or sell a company that owns that asset. In addition, you can take any other actions; for example, make a reorganization in the most appropriate form.

In order to determine and conduct a transaction that meets your needs, Beliaevs & Partners LLC advice you to make a Legal Due Diligence (LDD) of risks and possible tax consequences.

M&A transaction is a long procedure that involves a multivariate analysis in process. If there is any miscalculation in one of its aspects, it is possible not only to lead a company to financial losses and do not receive the expected profit, but also may damage the activity of a company.

At the same time, a successful M&A transaction will provide a company with the opportunity not only to keep its market position, but also to achieve greater results and to make its activity more effective.

Specialists of Beliaevs & Partners LLC provide a range of services:

·        To develop a plan and all stages of a transaction;

·        To advise on all stages of the transaction;

·        To conduct a Legal Due Diligence (LDD);

·        To provide a legal advice in negotiations to agree on the terms of the transaction;

·        To draft all the necessary documents for the execution of the transaction and the registration;

·        To prepare all the necessary constituent documents, to make a registration with state bodies;

·        To provide an assistance in opening bank accounts;

·        To support in creation of branches and representative offices;

·        To carry out other actions.