Insights

Practical insights for international buyers acquiring a Dutch company, covering transaction structures, legal due diligence, SPA negotiation, signing, closing and post-closing implementation.

Comparative insights on how Dutch M&A process, documentation, risk allocation and closing mechanics differ from US and UK deal practice.

Practical observations from Dutch and cross-border transactions on preparation, legal judgment, negotiation, closing and post-deal implementation.

Comparative guidance on Delaware corporations, Dutch BVs, director authority, shareholder powers and cross-border corporate structures.

Practical guidance for international businesses on Dutch boards, shareholder rights, decision-making, foreign directors and governance conflicts.

A Dutch-linked AI company may raise US-led capital, but Dutch law can remain relevant if shares, IP, governance or investor rights are implemented through a Dutch BV.

After selling a company, founders often become investors. That requires clarity on corporate finance advice, wealth advice, legal advice, conflicts of interest, SPVs and investment documentation.

General Intuition raised $320 million in a US-led Series A round. The financing shows how Dutch-linked AI scale-ups can attract global capital while Dutch governance, IP and investor rights may remain relevant.

Dutch PE transactions increasingly rely on rollovers, deferred consideration, vendor loans, earn-outs, carve-outs and tighter governance. The legal structure must make the deal work after closing.