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Corporate Restructuring Services in India

Professional corporate restructuring and business reorganisation support for companies, startups, investors, promoters and growing businesses.

BBSR Services assists businesses with applicable restructuring strategies involving mergers, amalgamations, demergers, business transfers, shareholding changes, group restructuring, investment structures and business expansion.

What Is Corporate Restructuring?

Corporate restructuring is the process of changing or reorganising the legal, ownership, operational, financial or business structure of an enterprise.

A company may consider restructuring when it wants to enter a new market, separate business divisions, bring in investors, consolidate group companies, transfer an undertaking, improve operational efficiency, create a holding structure or prepare for a merger or acquisition.

The appropriate structure depends on the company's objectives, ownership, assets, liabilities, contracts, tax position, regulatory environment, financing arrangements and applicable law.

Restructuring Is More Than Changing a Company Name

A properly planned restructuring can involve ownership, business divisions, assets, liabilities, management, investment, financing, intellectual property, contracts and regulatory compliance.

Corporate Restructuring Services Pan India

BBSR Services provides corporate restructuring and business advisory coordination for eligible assignments across India.

Our digital service model allows businesses, promoters and investors to discuss restructuring requirements remotely and coordinate documentation with the relevant professionals and authorities.

Delhi NCR

Corporate and investment restructuring support.

Mumbai

Corporate finance and M&A related support.

Bengaluru

Technology startup restructuring support.

Hyderabad

Technology and business restructuring.

Chennai

Corporate and manufacturing restructuring.

Kolkata

Corporate and group restructuring support.

Pune

Startup and technology business advisory.

Ahmedabad

Manufacturing and business restructuring.

Jaipur

Business reorganisation support.

Lucknow

Corporate compliance and restructuring.

Chandigarh

Corporate and business advisory.

Guwahati

Business restructuring and expansion support.

Types of Corporate Restructuring

Merger

Combining businesses or companies into a consolidated structure, subject to the applicable legal process.

Amalgamation

Reorganisation involving combination of companies under an applicable scheme.

Demerger

Separation of a business undertaking or division into another structure.

Business Transfer

Transfer of a business undertaking or specified business activity.

Shareholding Restructuring

Reorganisation of ownership and shareholding arrangements.

Group Restructuring

Reorganisation of multiple companies or business entities within a group.

Business Reorganisation and Corporate Strategy

Restructuring may be considered when an existing business structure no longer matches the company's commercial objectives.

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Business Separation

Separating different business verticals, divisions or activities.

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New Holding Structure

Considering group and holding-company structures for future growth.

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Investment Readiness

Preparing a corporate structure for potential investment.

04

Business Expansion

Reorganising businesses before entering new markets or sectors.

05

Ownership Planning

Reviewing ownership and management structures.

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Succession Planning

Structuring business ownership and management for continuity.

Merger and Amalgamation Support

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A merger or amalgamation can involve substantial legal, financial, tax, accounting, valuation, shareholder and regulatory considerations.

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Preliminary Assessment

Understand the commercial objective and proposed structure.

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Corporate Structure

Review participating entities and proposed business arrangement.

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Financial Review

Coordinate financial information required for the restructuring exercise.

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Valuation Coordination

Coordinate with relevant professionals where valuation is required.

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Documentation

Coordinate applicable corporate and transaction documentation.

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Regulatory Process

Coordinate applicable filings, approvals and compliance requirements.

Demerger and Business Division Separation

A business may have multiple divisions with different markets, investors, assets, management teams or strategic objectives.

A restructuring exercise may consider separating one undertaking or business division from another, subject to the applicable legal, tax, accounting and regulatory framework.

Business Division

Separate a specific business vertical from the existing structure.

Assets

Review applicable assets associated with the business undertaking.

Management

Consider management and operational responsibilities.

Business Performance

Create clearer financial and operational visibility for business divisions.

Shareholding and Ownership Restructuring

Ownership structures may need to evolve when a company raises investment, introduces strategic investors, changes promoter participation or reorganises group ownership.

OWNERSHIP

Shareholding Review

Understand the existing ownership and proposed future structure.

INVESTMENT

Investor Entry

Consider corporate structuring requirements for new investors.

PROMOTER

Promoter Reorganisation

Review applicable promoter ownership restructuring.

GROUP

Group Ownership

Consider ownership arrangements across group companies.

Foreign Investment and Cross-Border Restructuring

Corporate restructuring may involve non-resident investors, foreign companies, overseas group structures or cross-border transactions.

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Foreign Investor Entry

Corporate structuring support for businesses considering foreign investment.

Cross-Border Structure

Coordination for eligible international corporate restructuring matters.

FEMA Coordination

Coordination with relevant professionals for applicable foreign exchange compliance.

Foreign Company Matters

Support for applicable corporate documentation involving foreign entities.

Financial and Tax Considerations in Restructuring

Corporate restructuring can have financial, accounting and taxation implications. The treatment depends on the transaction structure and applicable law.

Tax Planning

Identify tax considerations that should be reviewed during restructuring.

Capital Structure

Review debt, equity and financing considerations.

Financial Analysis

Analyse relevant financial information supporting the restructuring exercise.

Accounting Treatment

Coordinate with relevant accounting professionals for applicable treatment.

Corporate Restructuring for New-Age Business Models

Modern companies may require restructuring as their business model evolves from a simple startup into a multi-product, multi-location or investment-backed enterprise.

SaaS

Restructuring support for subscription-based software businesses.

Digital Platforms

Corporate structure for platform-based business expansion.

E-Commerce

Business restructuring for online commerce and marketplace models.

D2C Brands

Corporate structuring support for growing direct-to-consumer brands.

AI Businesses

Corporate restructuring for AI-enabled products and services.

AgriTech

Restructuring support for technology-enabled agricultural businesses.

HealthTech

Corporate reorganisation for healthcare technology businesses.

EdTech

Business restructuring for education technology enterprises.

CleanTech

Corporate structuring for renewable and sustainability businesses.

LogisticsTech

Restructuring support for logistics and technology-enabled supply chains.

PropTech

Business reorganisation for property technology businesses.

Funded Startups

Corporate restructuring during investment and high-growth stages.

Corporate Restructuring Across Industries

We can coordinate restructuring requirements for businesses across traditional industries, manufacturing, professional services and emerging sectors.

Manufacturing

Engineering

Pharmaceutical

Healthcare

Agriculture

Trading

Import Export

Real Estate

Logistics

Food Processing

Education

Renewable Energy

IT and Software

Financial Services

Professional Services

Startups

Restructuring for Agriculture and Agri-Business

Agriculture is increasingly developing into organised commercial businesses involving farming, food processing, logistics, technology, exports and value-added products.

Agri-Business

Corporate structuring for commercial agriculture businesses.

FPO and Farmer Enterprises

Business and organisational restructuring considerations.

Food Processing

Structuring support for agro-processing businesses.

Agricultural Export

Corporate restructuring for businesses developing export operations.

Restructuring for Manufacturing and Industrial Businesses

Manufacturing groups may have multiple factories, product lines, brands, machinery, properties, licences and business divisions. Restructuring may be considered to improve operational or ownership arrangements.

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Factory Business

Restructuring support for manufacturing enterprises.

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Multiple Units

Business separation and group restructuring considerations.

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Product Divisions

Separation or consolidation of business verticals.

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Machinery and Assets

Review of relevant business assets during restructuring.

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Industrial Licences

Review of applicable regulatory requirements following restructuring.

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Business Expansion

Corporate structuring for expansion into new manufacturing activities.

Information Required for Corporate Restructuring

The exact documentation depends on the proposed restructuring. Common information may include:

Company Information

  • Certificate of Incorporation
  • CIN
  • PAN
  • MOA and AOA
  • Registered office details
  • Director details

Financial Information

  • Financial statements
  • Balance sheet
  • Profit and loss information
  • Loans and liabilities
  • Major assets
  • Investment information

Ownership Information

  • Shareholding pattern
  • Promoter details
  • Investor information
  • Group company details
  • Subsidiary information

Business Information

  • Business activities
  • Business divisions
  • Major contracts
  • Licences and registrations
  • Intellectual property
  • Expansion plans

Our Corporate Restructuring Process

STEP 01

Understand Objectives

Understand why the company is considering restructuring.

STEP 02

Structure Review

Review the current ownership and business structure.

STEP 03

Information Collection

Collect relevant financial, corporate and business information.

STEP 04

Strategy Development

Develop an appropriate restructuring approach for further professional review.

STEP 05

Documentation

Coordinate required corporate and transaction documentation.

STEP 06

Implementation

Coordinate applicable filings, approvals and implementation steps.

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Corporate Restructuring Services Across Odisha

BBSR Services provides corporate restructuring, business advisory and related compliance support across Odisha, including Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri, Khordha, Rourkela, Sambalpur, Berhampur, Balasore, Angul, Jharsuguda, Baripada, Koraput, Rayagada, Nuapada, Kalahandi, Nabarangpur, Balangir, Jajpur, Dhenkanal, Keonjhar and other locations.

Bhubaneswar Cuttack Puri Khordha Rourkela Sambalpur Berhampur Balasore Angul Jharsuguda Baripada Koraput Rayagada Nuapada Kalahandi Nabarangpur Balangir Jajpur Dhenkanal Keonjhar

Why Choose BBSR Services?

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Pan India Support

Digital coordination for eligible restructuring assignments across India.

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Business-Focused Approach

Restructuring is considered in the context of the client's commercial objectives.

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Multi-Disciplinary Coordination

Corporate, financial, tax, legal and regulatory requirements can be coordinated with relevant professionals.

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Startup Friendly

Support for new and growing businesses considering structural changes.

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Industry Coverage

Support across manufacturing, agriculture, technology, healthcare, education and other sectors.

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Integrated Business Services

Access to a broad ecosystem of compliance, financial and business services.

Frequently Asked Questions About Corporate Restructuring

What is corporate restructuring?

Corporate restructuring is the reorganisation of a company's ownership, business, financial, operational or legal structure to achieve a particular business objective.

What are the main types of corporate restructuring?

Depending on the circumstances, restructuring can include mergers, amalgamations, demergers, business transfers, shareholding restructuring, group restructuring and other forms of business reorganisation.

What is the difference between merger and demerger?

A merger generally combines businesses or companies, while a demerger generally involves separating an undertaking or business division into another structure. The exact legal and commercial treatment depends on the proposed transaction.

Can a startup restructure its company?

Yes. Startups may consider restructuring when bringing in investors, creating group companies, separating business verticals, entering new markets or changing their ownership structure.

Can foreign investors be involved in restructuring?

Certain restructuring transactions can involve non-resident investors or foreign companies. Applicable company law, foreign exchange, tax and other regulatory requirements need to be reviewed for the specific transaction.

Does restructuring affect GST?

Depending on the transaction, business assets, registrations, undertakings and tax positions, GST implications may need to be reviewed.

Does restructuring affect taxation?

A restructuring transaction can have tax implications depending on its structure, assets, consideration and applicable provisions. Transaction-specific tax review is therefore important.

Can you assist with manufacturing business restructuring?

Yes. We can coordinate corporate and business restructuring requirements for manufacturing, industrial and multi-unit businesses.

Do you provide restructuring services across India?

Yes. Eligible assignments can be coordinated digitally across India.

Do you provide restructuring services in Odisha?

Yes. BBSR Services supports eligible businesses across Odisha, including Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri, Rourkela, Sambalpur, Berhampur and other locations.

Planning a Corporate Restructuring?

Discuss your proposed merger, demerger, business transfer, shareholding restructuring, investment structure, group reorganisation or business expansion requirement with BBSR Services.

Disclaimer:

Corporate restructuring, merger, amalgamation, demerger, business transfer, foreign investment, taxation, accounting and regulatory requirements depend on the facts and structure of each transaction. Applicable approvals, filings, valuation, tax treatment and professional requirements should be independently reviewed for the specific transaction. The information on this page is for general information and service purposes and does not constitute legal, tax, accounting or investment advice.