Corporate Advisory Services in India

End-to-End Corporate Advisory Services

While making important business decisions or even expanding your business, lack of clarity on the best course of action for business growth, restructuring, or mergers and acquisitions (M&A) can lead to costly mistakes and missed opportunities.

Corporate Advisory Services | Prashasti

With our advisory services, we help you manage complex legal and regulatory frameworks for entity formation, restructuring, or cross-border operations while assessing risks and opportunities in complex transactions. Before we jump into what we offer, here’s why you need to conduct advisory projects in your business:

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Business & Financial Advisory

You can make informed business decisions with our expert insights on assessing risks and structure your business for long-term success.

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Corporate Strategy & Restructuring

You require structural changes for your business growth through mergers, acquisitions, or strategic restructuring.

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Why Choose Prashashti For Corporate Advisory Services?

Save Money & Improve ROI

You save money with our affordable packages. It gives you long-term value and improves ROI, with improved decision-making and risk mitigation.

Stay Ahead in the Market

Improve your business without the worry of lagging behind your competitors.

No More Fear of Disruption

Leave the time-consuming process to us and avoid diverting focus from core business activities.

100% Reliable & Complete Confidentiality

We ensure confidentiality and protect your sensitive business data.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the difference between merger and acquisition?

A merger occurs when two separate entities come together to form a new, unified organization, sharing resources and operations. An acquisition, on the other hand, involves one entity taking over another, where the acquired company either ceases to exist or operates under the acquiring company’s control.

Entities are classified into four levels based on their size:

  • Level I – Large entities
  • Level II – Medium-sized entities
  • Level III – Small entities
  • Level IV – Micro entities

Due diligence is a comprehensive assessment of a company before making an investment or acquisition decision. This process involves analyzing the company’s financial stability, management structure, product and service offerings, competitive position, legal compliance, and potential risks to ensure an informed investment.

Offshore companies can have various ownership structures depending on business needs. The most common types include:

  • Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) – Offering flexibility and liability protection.\
  • International Business Companies (IBCs) – Often used for global trade and asset protection, with tax benefits in some jurisdictions.

A liaison office is typically granted a validity period of three years, after which it must seek renewal from the regulatory authorities to continue operations.

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