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Recent Articles.
Can a Dutch NV Remain TopCo for a Nasdaq Listing? The InoBat Structure
The proposed InoBat transaction shows how a Dutch N.V. can serve as TopCo in a Nasdaq structure involving preference shares, warrants, employee options and PIPE financing.
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Digital Shareholder Meetings in Dutch Companies from 2027
From 1 January 2027, Dutch companies can use fully digital shareholder meetings if the articles and meeting process meet the statutory requirements. The change is relevant for international shareholder governance and transaction approvals.
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Share Options for Dutch Employees Under a Foreign Parent Company Plan
Foreign parent companies can grant options to employees of a Dutch subsidiary. This insight explains the Dutch implementation layer: local documentation, grant administration, employee mobility and the treatment of Dutch participants in a group exit.
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Dutch Employee Options at Exit: Exercise, Cash Settlement and Deal Mechanics
A Dutch M&A exit requires a defined treatment for every material employee option. This insight explains exercise, cash cancellation, deferred consideration, Dutch notarial implementation and the connection with payroll and closing funds flow.
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European Anchor Capital and the Dutch BV: Preparing for Late-Stage Growth Investment
ABP's commitment to the Scaleup Europe Fund illustrates the growing depth of European late-stage capital. This insight explains how a Dutch BV can accommodate institutional growth investment through clean cap tables, preferred equity, governance and Dutch corporate implementation.
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Exit Readiness for Dutch SaaS and Data Companies: What Buyers Will Test
European software targets are attracting strong buyer interest, with greater differentiation in valuation. This insight explains how Dutch SaaS and data companies can prepare recurring revenue, IP, data rights and material contracts before buyer diligence begins.
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