Requirements for a Stock Corporation in Germany (“AG”)

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Requirements for a Stock Corporation in Germany (“AG”)

German Corporate Lawyers

The stock corporation (Aktiengesellschaft, AG) has always enjoyed great popularity in Germany as a corporate form, as it releases its founders from liability with their private assets, while at the same time enjoying the highest reputation in commercial transactions. However, the formation of a stock corporation is a highly complex process, as the legal requirements and formalities for this type of company are very extensive. This task requires a solid knowledge of the legal regulations in Germany and the company’s organisational structures.

In this context, the German law firm Schlun & Elseven Rechtsanwälte offers skilled and committed legal advice. Our lawyers will inform you about the legal requirements for forming an AG and ensure that it is placed on a solid legal footing. With our expertise, we support you in every phase of the formation process – from drafting legally compliant regulations and customised agreements such as the articles of association, the deed of incorporation and the memorandum of association to the protection of your trademark and your commercial register and business registration. Our clients include stock corporations, their management boards, supervisory boards, and investors. Contact us today to benefit from our expertise. We look forward to working with you.

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