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Shelf Companies

Completing the necessary formalities to enter a market in a new region is time-consuming. And without local support and expertise, the process can be frustrating and costly too.​​

Our shelf companies are carefully structured to facilitate a fast, efficient transfer of ownership and get your business up and running quickly. Investors can avoid unnecessary commitment while an acquisition, start-up or capital investment is under negotiation. ​​

Our solution meets a broad range of needs. It's of particular value when the timing of market entry is critical, for example with company or real estate acquisitions.​

We pioneered shelf company services back in 2004, offering the most commonly used forms of companies including Limited Liability Companies, Limited Partnerships, Limited Joint-Stock Partnerships and Joint-Stock Companies. ​

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