Acquire a Mexican company
Compare share and asset acquisitions in Mexico. Plan due diligence, transaction documents and the corporate or operational records that may need to change.
Compare share and asset acquisitions
Buying into an existing Mexican company can give a buyer access to established operations, employees, customers or suppliers. The first question is whether the transaction should transfer an interest in the company or specific assets and operations.
Share acquisition
Review the ownership interests to be transferred, the corporate approvals and the obligations that remain with the entity after the transaction.
Asset acquisition
Identify the property, contracts, intellectual property and operations included in the transaction. Review transfer and consent needs for each class of asset.
Due diligence
Review tax, labor and social security records, debts and key customer or supplier contracts before agreeing to the transaction terms.
Planning steps
Plan the transaction
Define what will transfer
Agree on the shares or assets in scope, the parties and the operations the buyer intends to continue.
Review findings and documents
Use the diligence findings to review the purchase agreement, approvals, asset schedules and any required assignments or consents.
Coordinate closing and updates
Plan signatures, the transfer records and post-closing changes to registrations, contracts or operational responsibilities.