30.6.2020
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Corporate law

KŠB advises its long-term client Solitea on merger of dozens of companies

Solitea Holding, which is engaged in developing business, accounting and HR solutions and has more than 260,000 customers in 15 countries, will merge thirty companies from the Czech Republic and Slovakia into two national companies with effect from 1 July. The merger is primarily designed to streamline and simplify communications and administration.

KŠB’s team (partner Drahomír Tomašuk and lawyers Josef Kříž, Michal Hanuš, Ján Béreš and Jana Guričová) advised Solitea Holding on the merger, which had been in preparation for more than a year, and was in charge of drafting and preparing all related legal documentation, including the merger project, corporate approvals, labour-law matters, etc.

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