Restructuring of a development group through a domestic merger of SPV companies
ARROWS Law Firm provided legal advice to a major regional developer focused on residential construction during the restructuring of its group.
The project involved comprehensive preparation and implementation of business transformations in the form of a domestic merger, resulting in the consolidation of several SPV entities following the successful completion of individual development projects.
The aim of the transaction was to simplify the group's ownership and management structure and optimize operating and tax costs following the completion of active construction. The firm's advice also included coordination with tax advisors and the preparation of all corporate documentation necessary for the registration of the mergers in the Commercial Register.
The team was led by JUDr. Ondřej Stehlík, LL.M., MBA, a partner at the firm and a specialist in commercial and corporate law with a focus on company transformations, development, and comprehensive contractual matters. Thanks to his expertise and experience with real estate projects, the entire process was carried out efficiently and with an emphasis on legal and commercial certainty for the client.
The transaction is an example of precise legal work in the area of structuring development groups, resulting in a transparent and stable business platform for further growth.
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