At Niyama Law, our Business & Transactions practice advises Indian enterprises, multinational corporations, private equity funds, and emerging growth startups through every phase of the business lifecycle — from strategic corporate structuring, cross-border mergers, and joint ventures to day-to-day commercial contracting, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance.
We combine deep commercial acumen with meticulous legal drafting, ensuring that every transaction aligns with our clients' strategic, operational, and financial objectives.
We advise businesses from establishment and commercial operations through investment, restructuring and strategic transactions.
Commercial contracts, operating arrangements, business structuring, technology and licensing agreements, outsourcing, manufacturing, supply, employment and other business-critical relationships for start – ups and companies.
Transaction structuring, legal due diligence, definitive documentation, negotiation, regulatory approvals, closing and post-completion matters relating to acquisitions, divestments, joint ventures, business transfers and corporate reorganisations.
Advice to promoters, boards, management teams and in-house functions on governance frameworks, statutory processes, corporate policies, compliance systems and regulatory risk.
Advice on legal, land and secretarial due diligence, corporate records, statutory filings, board and shareholder processes, restructurings, foreign-exchange compliance and related corporate actions.
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