Every company, regardless of its corporate purpose, necessarily requires legal structuring for development in order to achieve performance in the following sectors:

• Mining and Natural Resources (mining law, oil and gas law, forestry and agriculture law, water resources and environmental law)

• Commerce and Industry (general business law, labor and social security law, intellectual property law, tax law, contract law, legal evaluation and markets)

• Banking, Finance, and Insurance (banking law, financial law, insurance and foreign exchange law)

• Energy and Infrastructure (real estate and land law, telecommunications and IT law, electricity and energy law, transport and infrastructure law), etc.

The main objectives of legal structuring for business development are: rationalization of corporate management, business growth, distribution of decision-making power, and access to financing.

Moreover, the scope of such legal structuring revolves around its role as a growth tool for the company, a means of specialization, a way to relieve congestion, a strategy for entering new markets, a mechanism for control management, a way to strengthen efficiency, and a method of cost reduction.

We distinguish between two main categories of legal structuring for business development:

1. Corporate financing structures

2. Corporate expansion structures

Examples of corporate financing structures include: leasing, bond loans, shareholder current accounts, capital increases, implementation of variable capital, and crowdfunding.

On the other hand, examples of corporate expansion structures include: mergers, demergers, partial asset transfers, establishment of branches, creation of representative or liaison offices, formation of corporate groups, joint ventures, consortia, and cooperative companies.

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