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Mergers & Acquisitions

A transaction is only as good as the preparation behind it. We help buyers, sellers and investors understand what they are getting, structure the deal properly and close it with confidence.

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01You may need this if

  • You plan to acquire shares or assets of an Indonesian company.
  • You are selling a business or bringing in a new investor.
  • You are forming a joint venture with a local or foreign partner.
  • You are restructuring a group of companies.

02What we handle

Due diligence

  • Legal due diligence
  • Red-flag reports for decision makers
  • Licence and compliance review

Structuring & documents

  • Transaction structure
  • Share or asset purchase agreements
  • Shareholders’ and joint venture agreements

Closing & after

  • Regulatory approvals and notifications
  • Closing deliverables
  • Post-closing integration

03How we work with you

  1. 1

    Scope the deal

    We agree on the objectives, the timeline and the issues that matter most to you.

  2. 2

    Due diligence

    We review the target and report the findings in a way that supports your decision and your negotiation.

  3. 3

    Negotiate and document

    We structure the deal and negotiate the transaction documents to protect your position.

  4. 4

    Close

    We manage conditions, approvals and closing, and support the integration that follows.

04What to prepare

  • Company deeds and articles of association
  • Business licences
  • Recent financial statements
  • Material contracts
  • Lists of assets, employees and pending disputes

05Common questions

What does legal due diligence cover?

Typically the company’s corporate records, licences, assets, material contracts, employment, disputes and regulatory compliance. We tailor the scope to the deal and your risk appetite.

Is foreign ownership allowed in the target’s business?

It depends on the target’s business classifications. Most sectors are open, but some are limited or reserved. We check this at the start, before costs are committed.

Do we need to notify the competition authority?

Transactions above certain asset or turnover thresholds must be notified to the competition authority (KPPU) after completion. We assess whether yours does.

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