Business Advisory

Business Advisory

We provide strategic business advisory services covering corporate structuring, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), joint ventures, and family business succession planning. With access to a strong network of global experts, we help clients maximize enterprise value, achieve smooth transitions, and drive long-term growth.

M&A Advisory

Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) advisory services cover every stage of the transaction — from valuation, due diligence, and negotiation to designing the most suitable deal structure (asset vs. share deal). Experienced advisors help identify business, legal, tax, and financial risks, while also developing effective post-merger integration strategies to maximize long-term efficiency and value creation.

Successful M&A advisory requires a deep understanding of the client’s strategic goals, target markets, and industry landscape. By collaborating with legal and financial experts, M&A advisors ensure that each transaction not only minimizes risks but also enhances overall deal value.

Capital Market Advisory: Preparing for a Successful IPO

Preparing a company for the capital markets involves a comprehensive process — including corporate restructuring to meet stock exchange requirements, preparing financial statements in compliance with international standards, implementing robust corporate governance frameworks, and drafting the prospectus for public offering.

Advisors play a crucial role in assessing readiness, improving internal processes, and developing timing and pricing strategies for the offering. They also coordinate with legal counsel, underwriters, and regulatory authorities to ensure the listing process is smooth, compliant, and positioned for long-term success.

With the right IPO advisory, businesses can unlock growth opportunities, attract investors, and establish strong market credibility.

Offshore Holding Structure

Designing multinational corporate structures is a key strategy for optimizing taxes, managing cross-border assets, and mitigating business risks. A typical international holding structure may include a parent company incorporated in a tax-efficient jurisdiction, subsidiaries operating in business locations worldwide, and the use of international treaties to minimize tax exposure.

Critical to success is strict adherence to local legal requirements, global transparency standards (such as CRS), and careful consideration of both tax and accounting implications. This ensures compliance, reduces the risk of audits, and protects the organization’s long-term reputation.

With the right international corporate structuring, businesses can achieve greater tax efficiency, cross-border asset protection, and sustainable global operations.