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Company formation and management

Joint-stock company (a. s.) formation

Setting up a joint-stock company for larger projects, investors and holding structures.

I’m interested in this service

A joint-stock company is suitable for larger projects, companies planning to bring in investors and holding structures. It has stricter requirements on share capital, corporate bodies and the form of incorporation documents.

We help you design the company’s structure and handle every step needed for its formation — including those the law requires in a special form for joint-stock companies.

What we take care of

  • Consultation on the structure — shares, share capital, board of directors and supervisory board
  • Preparing the incorporation documents and articles of association
  • Coordinating the payment of share capital
  • Arranging every step required for incorporation in the required form
  • Filing the application for registration in the Commercial Register and following the proceedings
  • Setting up the corporate agenda after incorporation — general meetings, minutes, resolutions

Who the service is for

  • Larger business projects and investments
  • Companies planning to bring in investors
  • Holding and group structures
  • Entrepreneurs who want a form that inspires trust among business partners

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

What is the difference between an s. r. o. and an a. s.?

A joint-stock company has a higher minimum share capital, mandatory bodies including a supervisory board and stricter rules of operation. On the other hand, it makes it easier to bring in investors and transfer shares. We will assess which form suits you better at the consultation.

Can I convert an s. r. o. into a joint-stock company later?

Yes, a change of legal form is possible. We will go through the procedure and documents with you individually.

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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