Corporate Law

German corporate law differs significantly from corporate law under Chinese law. Foreign-invested companies in China have two main organizational forms: corporations and partnerships.

The provisions of the Company Law of the People's Republic of China and the Law of the People's Republic of China on partnerships apply to the organizational form, organizational structure and standards of conduct of foreign-funded enterprises incorporated after January 1, 2020, respectively.

Foreign-invested enterprises are no longer divided into Sino-foreign equity-invested joint ventures, Sino-foreign joint ventures with contract participation and wholly foreign-owned enterprises.

Our corporate law team will support you with:

Ausländische Direktinvestitionen

Formation of foreign-invested enterprises by way of investment or merger and acquisition, equity or asset restructuring, liquidation and de-registration of foreign-invested enterprises, foreign debt and other foreign exchange issues related to foreign direct investment;

Private Equity Investments

Structuring of deals, due diligence, contract negotiations, equity transfers and disposals;

M&A and Restructuring:

Restructuring and reorganization (structural and process design), due diligence, asset transfer, consolidation and division as well as dissolution and liquidation;

Corporate Compliance

Conducting compliance investigations, formulating policies and conducting training to combat bribery, unfair competition and antitrust violations, and appointing specialists and establishing reporting lines for corporate compliance.

Contact Us

Contact us now at
 +49 30 3700 9691

Mohrenstraße 50, 10117 Berlin

zhou@winteam500.de

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