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Company formation and management

Setting up a cooperative

Setting up a cooperative, including the founding meeting, statutes and registration in the Commercial Register.

I’m interested in this service

A cooperative is an open community of persons who join together to do business or to meet the economic, social or other needs of their members. It is used, for example, in agriculture, housing or joint purchasing and sales.

We prepare the statutes, organise the founding members’ meeting and handle the whole formation through to registration in the Commercial Register.

What we take care of

  • Consultation on setting up the cooperative — members, contributions, bodies
  • Checking the availability of the business name
  • Preparing the statutes and materials for the founding members’ meeting
  • Minutes of the founding meeting and election of the bodies
  • Coordinating payment of the registered capital
  • Filing for registration in the Commercial Register and monitoring the proceedings

Who the service is for

  • Farmers and producers joining forces
  • Housing and construction projects
  • Groups of businesses buying or selling together
  • Social and community projects

How we work together

  1. Initial consultation

    We discuss your plans and propose a suitable set-up for the company — shareholders, bodies, share capital and business activities.

  2. Preparing the documents

    We prepare the complete incorporation documents and all related declarations for signature.

  3. Signing and filing

    We arrange signatures in the required form and file the application for registration in the Commercial Register.

  4. Registration and first steps

    We follow the proceedings until registration and guide you through the obligations that follow incorporation.

We handle the entire process for you — from preparing the documents to registration. All you do is review and sign.

Frequently asked questions

How many members must a cooperative have?

A cooperative must have at least five members when it is formed. This does not apply if at least two of its members are legal entities.

Contact

Let’s go through your situation together

Tell us what you need to arrange. We will assess the options and propose the next steps.

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