
Transferring shares in a Polish sp. z o.o. requires a structured process governed by the Commercial Companies Code to ensure legal validity, corporate recognition, and public record accuracy. The procedure safeguards the company, shareholders, and third parties by mandating notarized documentation, formal notifications, and registry updates.
One key prerequisite is checking the Articles of Association for restrictions like company consent from the management board or shareholders' meeting, preemption rights for existing shareholders, or unpaid contributions creating joint liability for buyer and seller. Obtaining required statutory permits, such as for foreigners acquiring shares in companies owning real estate, is also vital.
Whether you are a foreign investor, M&A professional, or in-house counsel in Poland - join this interactive session for practical checklists, 2026 KSH updates, common pitfalls to avoid, and Q&A session. Gain tools to safeguard your deals with insight and confidence.
Agenda:
- Introduction to the Polish company law
- Key prerequisites for the valid transfer of shares
- Verification of a legal title to shares
- Step-by-step procedure
- Post-transfer implications
- Risks and best practices
- Case study
- Q&A
Our webinar will be available on YouTube on our channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@wozniaklegal
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