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Practice area

Merger and acquisition in Nepal

Legal due diligence, transaction structuring, approvals, documentation and integration support for business combinations.

When legal advice may help

Are you buying, selling or combining a business?

A merger or acquisition requires a clear transaction structure, access to company records and a plan for approvals, documents and closing. Early legal review can identify ownership and compliance issues before terms become fixed.

  • A buyer needs legal due diligence on a company or business.
  • A seller is preparing records and proposed transaction terms.
  • The parties need a share, asset or merger agreement.
  • Regulatory approval or closing conditions must be coordinated.

Services

Work within this practice area

  • Legal due diligence
  • Transaction structuring
  • Deal documents and negotiation
  • Regulatory approvals and closing

Before an initial review

What should you prepare?

  • the proposed term sheet or transaction outline;
  • company, ownership and material contract records;
  • licences, disputes, employment and property information; and
  • the proposed timetable, parties and source of investment.

What happens after you contact the firm?

A lawyer reviews the proposed structure, agrees the due-diligence scope, reports material legal issues and prepares the transaction documents. Approvals and closing actions follow the agreed conditions.

What affects scope and fees?

Business size, record volume, ownership complexity, required approvals and negotiation rounds affect scope and fees. The firm confirms both after reviewing the proposed transaction.

What should you keep in mind?

Missing ownership, licence, dispute or contract information can change the transaction terms. Do not treat signing as completion when approvals or closing conditions remain outstanding.

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Discuss a proposed business transaction

Send the transaction outline, parties, timetable and available company records.

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