Distinct from an individual coming in, a UAE-incorporated vehicle acquired a stake in a Greek development company — a corporate, entity-to-entity cross-border investment, with its own holding and structuring considerations.
A separate development took capital not from an individual but from a UAE-incorporated company acquiring a stake in the Greek project company. An entity coming in from another jurisdiction raises questions an individual does not — how the foreign company holds, how value and control flow up the chain, and how the two corporate layers sit together.
The work was the corporate architecture of the entry: the stake itself, the shareholder arrangements between a Greek operating company and a foreign corporate shareholder, and the documentation that makes the position clean for both sides and their banks.
We acted on the Greek-law side of the structuring, alongside the investor’s UAE advisers, fitting the entry to the project’s cap table and to the group’s wider holding considerations.
The UAE vehicle took its stake on documented terms, with the corporate arrangements between the Greek company and its foreign shareholder set down and the holding chain made clean.
It runs alongside the individual-investor and bond-loan structuring the practice handles for inbound capital.
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