Transaction structuring, term sheets, letters of intent and exclusivity arrangements
What we do
Corporate, Commercial, M&A & Competition
Transactions that close – and structures that can operate after closing
End to end support for acquisitions, disposals, joint ventures, reorganisations and strategic commercial arrangements in Tanzania and cross border Africa.
M&A in Tanzania requires a clear transaction structure, disciplined due diligence, workable documentation and early control of regulatory approvals. Where the target operates in more than one jurisdiction, transaction timing also depends on coordinated local advice, consistent conditions precedent and a practical closing plan.
We support buyers, sellers, investors, target companies and boards through the full transaction lifecycle. Amalia provides senior oversight, while the team manages the detailed workstreams affecting value, control, closing certainty and the ability of the business to operate after completion.
How we assist
How we assist on this mandate
Buy side, sell side and lender legal due diligence; red flag, confirmatory and full scope reviews
Share and asset acquisitions, disposals, business transfers and strategic investments
Joint ventures, shareholders agreements, governance arrangements, reserved matters and exit rights
Corporate reorganisations, debt to equity conversions, group simplification and investor onboarding
Sale and purchase agreements, subscription agreements, disclosure documents, transitional arrangements and closing deliverables
Tanzanian and regional competition or merger control analysis, filing strategy and approval coordination
Conditions precedent, regulatory consents, third party approvals and closing management
Distribution, agency, supply, services, management, outsourcing and other commercial agreements
Board and shareholder advice on transaction approvals, governance and implementation risk
Why work with us
How we deliver this mandate

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