The legal structure of a business affects the authority of its managers, risk allocation, financing and the ability to bring in investors. We advise on decisions that should be documented before a company begins operating and those that arise as it grows.
What we help with
- Company and branch registration; document and signatory review
- Charters, shareholder arrangements and corporate resolutions
- Commercial contracts, due diligence and transaction support
- Director authority, governance, reorganisations and exits
How we approach the matter
- Identify the shareholders, management structure and commercial objective.
- Check registration documents, signature authority, relevant corporate consents and regulatory constraints.
- Prepare transaction documents and agree responsibilities, representations and remedies.
- Support filing, closing and the handover of signed records.
Risks worth checking
- Unclear director powers or signing rules
- Missing shareholder consent or inconsistent corporate documents
- A template imported from another country without adapting to Georgian law
Common questions
Can a foreign person own shares in a Georgian company?
Foreign participation is generally possible, subject to sector-specific restrictions and checks appropriate to the proposed activity.
Can a Georgian company be formed remotely?
Remote formation may be possible through properly arranged representation and authentication. The precise documentary requirements should be checked with the registrar.
Official sources and further reading
This reference is informational. Official texts should always be checked on Matsne.
Important
General legal information, not advice on an individual matter. Check the current version of the law and obtain tailored advice before acting.