Extraordinary transactions
Extraordinary transactions are strategic interventions aimed at reorganizing the corporate structure to meet new market, regulatory, or socio-economic needs. These transactions include the transfer of a business or business units, mergers, demergers, and corporate transformations. Such operations become relevant, for example, when it is necessary to change the company's legal form to adapt to internal or external changes, such as shifts in shareholder relationships, the entry of new partners, or managing generational transitions in family businesses.
Technological upgrades or the rationalization of activities may also require extraordinary interventions, with the goal of improving efficiency or ensuring business continuity. Administrators may opt for extraordinary transactions to focus company resources on core activities or to divest from areas that have become less strategic for the business.
What we offer
Creo Prime Advisory offers comprehensive support in the evaluation and management of extraordinary transactions. Our services include:
Relations with funds:
Management of relationships with Private Equity and Venture Capital funds.
Presentation dossier:
Preparation of customized presentation dossiers and business plans.
M&A assistance:
Support in all phases of M&A, from the beginning of the mandate to Due diligence, negotiation, closing, and post-closing activities.
Deal sourcing:
Identifying opportunities to develop synergies with new potential targets and strategic partners, both on the Buy and Sell sides, thanks to a broad network of professionals and specialized platforms.
Types of
extraordinary transactions
Extraordinary transactions are strategic interventions that can involve all types of businesses, either voluntarily or, in rare cases, mandatorily. They are categorized into 'direct' operations, such as business transfers, and 'indirect' operations, which occur through the transfer of shares. The main types of extraordinary transactions include:
Transformation:
Change of the company's legal form.
Merger:
Combining the resources and assets of multiple companies into one.
Demerger:
Splitting the company or its branches to streamline the corporate structure, with the option to alter or maintain shareholder relationships.
Contribution:
Shareholders remain owners of the transferring company, granting participation to the beneficiary company.
Sale:
Transfer of business ownership.
Liquidation:
The process of dissolving the company and distributing its assets.
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