A transfer to structure
Buyer's identity, number of shares and sale terms: each choice is prepared before signing.
Transferring or acquiring company shares? Tell us about your project to prepare the transition, gather the useful information and move forward with a dedicated contact by your side.
Your company evolves. The right reference points evolve with it.

Buyer's identity, number of shares and sale terms: each choice is prepared before signing.
In a SARL, admitting a third party requires the partners’ approval. Transfers between partners or family members also require checking the rules and articles.
The transfer deed, articles and formalities are coordinated around the new share allocation.
One partner joins, another transfers their stake. Organise the new allocation while keeping your business on track.
STEP 01We review the parties, the shares concerned, the proposed price and existing clauses.
Prepare this step with youTell us about your company and what you would like to change. Together, we will prepare the next steps for your situation.

Initial guidance to prepare for the right decisions.
Another question?In a SARL, a transfer to a third party is subject to an approval procedure. We check the project, notifications and required approvals before the deed is signed.
No. SAS and SA companies issue shares. Transfers and any restrictions follow a separate framework, which we review alongside their articles of association.
You are transferring shares in an existing company. We define the partner changes and their effects on your documents and governance.
Rules and formalities depend on your legal form and articles of association. These sources provide further detail on the information presented.
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