Mergers and acquisitions.
Due diligence and closing with full guarantees.

We support the purchase or sale of companies from start to finish: letter of intent, legal due diligence and purchase agreement.

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From the letter of intent
to closing before a notary.

1. Letter of intent (LOI)

A preliminary document that sets out the basic terms of the deal before the due diligence begins.

2. Legal due diligence

A thorough review of contracts, litigation, debts, assets and regulatory compliance to identify hidden risks.

3. SPA / APA and closing

Drafting of the purchase agreement with representations and warranties, and notarised completion of the deal.

Common questions
about M&A and company sales

What is an M&A deal (merger or acquisition)?
It is a corporate process where two companies join together (merger) or one buys another (acquisition) to gain size, market share or capabilities.
What is due diligence when buying or selling a company?
It is the process of reviewing contracts, debts, litigation and assets to ensure the buyer knows exactly what they are acquiring and what the risks are.
How is the purchase or sale of a company structured?
It can be done through the purchase of shares (Share Purchase Agreement) or the purchase of assets and the business (Asset Purchase Agreement), depending on the tax and legal interests of the parties.
Which warranties should be negotiated in the contract?
Representations and warranties (R&W) clauses and indemnity clauses, which protect the buyer against past contingencies not detected during the due diligence.
How long does an M&A deal usually take?
Depending on complexity, it usually takes between 3 and 9 months, from the initial negotiations and letter of intent to the final closing before a notary.

Are you buying
or selling a company?

Tell us about the deal. We analyse the most suitable structure and support you through every stage until closing.

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