Japanese Ltd. Becomes Shareholder of a German GmbH

A Japanese Ltd. is willing to provide the German GmbH with a financial loan of 10 Mio. Euro through a new incorporated Seychelles company.

Questions to be considered:

• A long-term investment strategy needs to be defined and agreed among all stakeholders.
• How would the right process flow look like to meet the given "time to market" objectives?
• What is the common interest rate in Germany for such loans, with a loan period of 3 years?
• Are the capitalization rules applicable in this case?
• What would the right process flow look like to meet the given "time to market" objectives?
• What if the foreign Ltd. purchases 100% of the shares of the GmbH in future? Will this fact change the situation with the loan?

The claim of the professional advice of Consultinghouse resulted in a fast and uncomplicated company wind up. Thereby further risks along the insolvency proceedings could be eliminated. The great advantage by claiming the service of Consultinghouse, was a quick market exit, so that further expenses and resources could be saved and invested in other strategic projects of the company. In addition, in taking advantage of the market exit framework of Consultinghouse, a straightforward procedure was given, so the company did not need to take care of the market exit process and was able to focus on his core business and future targets.

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