Mergers and Acquisitions

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MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS

Mergers and Acquisitions

DWG Next delivers comprehensive legal and strategic support across the full spectrum of mergers, acquisitions, and corporate reorganisations, both domestic and cross-border. We guide clients through complex transactional landscapes by analysing legal, regulatory, and financial considerations that shape deal viability and execution. With a multidisciplinary and international team, we design tailored transaction structures that reflect commercial objectives while ensuring compliance with jurisdiction-specific requirements. We manage each phase of the transaction lifecycle, from preliminary evaluation to post-closing integration, maintaining a clear focus on risk management and strategic coherence. Our professionals collaborate closely with financial institutions, regulatory authorities, and counterparties to ensure seamless execution and sustained value realisation.

We guide our clients through:

Advising on strategic acquisitions, divestitures, mergers, and other corporate restructuring transactions.
Conducting legal, financial, and regulatory due diligence on target entities and assets.
Structuring transaction frameworks, including share purchase agreements, asset deals, and hybrid arrangements.
Drafting and negotiating transaction documents, including shareholder agreements, joint venture agreements, and transitional service agreements.
Assessing legal and tax implications of contemplated transactions and structuring accordingly.
Assisting in the identification and mitigation of legal, regulatory, and transactional risks.
Coordinating regulatory filings and approvals before competition authorities, securities regulators, and other competent bodies.
Supporting post-transaction integration processes, including governance and compliance alignment.
Engaging with investment banks, auditors, financial advisors, and counterparties throughout the transaction lifecycle.
Facilitating cross-border transactions by managing jurisdictional complexities and aligning regulatory strategies.