Transfer restrictions
Statutory pre-emption rights in Spanish limited companies must be dealt with before closing.
A Spanish SPA follows international drafting conventions but closes differently: the transfer of shares in an SL is formalised before a notary, and the statutes may restrict transfers.
Statutory pre-emption rights in Spanish limited companies must be dealt with before closing.
Closing takes place before a notary, with the signing choreography and funds flow planned in advance.
The disclosure letter or annex is the seller's principal shield and must be built during diligence.
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