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Merger Under The New Commercial Code Of Ethiopia 15 March 2024 by Mintewab Afework Aman & Partners Legal Services LLPThe long-standing Commercial Code of Ethiopia first issued in 1952 was just recently replaced with a new Code in 2021. The new Commercial Code repealed Book I (Traders and Business), II (Business Organization) and III (Restructuring, Reorganization and Bankruptcy) of the previous Code. One of the major changes to the Code was the addition of a broader chapter governing mergers and divisions of business organizations. Previously, the Code provided only handful provisions on amalgamation (Article 549-554). On the new Code, merger of business organizations and its mechanics are addressed in greater detail under Title 10, Chapter 2 of Book III. Types of Mergers The Commercial Code defines merger of businesses as "... an operation whereby two or more organizations merge into one...". The law recognizes two modalities of merger: (1) merger by forming a new organization; and (2) merger by acquisition (Article 565). The law seems to envision direct mergers, whereby subsidiary entities are not necessarily required for the purposes of undertaking mergers. A merger by forming a new organization requires the existing business organizations to wound up without liquidation and transfer all their assets and liabilities to an organization they form (Article 565 (2)). The shareholders of the business organizations that are wound up, in exchange, will receive shares in the new entity. The shares they receive from the newly established business organization will be proportional to what they are currently holding in each company (Article 575 (1)). Additional payments may be made in cash. The second type of merger by acquisition requires one or more business organizations to wound up without liquidation and transfer all their assets and liabilities to a preexisting organization (Article 565 (3)). The shareholders of the company that is wound up will receive shares in the acquiring company. In such a merger type, one of the entities will have to wind up without liquidation and transfer its assets and liabilities to the other company. The shareholders of the company that is going to wound up will receive shares in the surviving entity. Additional payments may be made in cash. Read more- Link- https://www.mondaq.com/contracts-and-commercial-law/1437646/merger-under-the-new-commercial-code-of-ethiopia JOIN ስለ-ህግ ABOUT-LAW Telegram- https://telegram.me/ethiolawblog Facebook- https://m.facebook.com/aboutlawlegalservice LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/company/aboutethiopian-law
The long-standing Commercial Code of Ethiopia first issued in 1952 was just recently replaced with a new Code in 2021.
Call for Applicants Interested in Capital Market Free course + Certification.For all interested stakeholders of Capital Market. Florida University Southeast (FUSE) in collaboration with Placid Solution and Consulting has organized an 8 week free online certification program on ''Fundamentals of Capital Market Development: A Focus on the Ethiopian Context''. The course will be delivered from April 22 – June 30, 2024. The Training will cover the following contents . Register by using the link https://lnkd.in/dKcEcDwb Course Breakdown (Content): 📌 Module 1: Introduction to Capital Markets: This module provides an overview of what capital markets are, their role in the economy, and their importance in Ethiopia's financial landscape. 📌 Module 2: Financial Instruments: Participants will learn about the various financial instruments traded in capital markets, including stocks, bonds, and derivatives. 📌 Module 3: Market Participants and Infrastructure: This module covers the roles of various market participants and the infrastructure that supports capital market operations. 📌Module 4: Capital Market Analysis and Valuation: Focuses on techniques for analyzing and valuing securities, including fundamental and technical analysis. 📌Module 5: Investment Strategies: This module explores different investment strategies used by market participants. 📌Module 6: Public and Private Equity Markets: Discusses the differences between public and private equity markets, focusing on the Ethiopian context. 📌Module 7: Regulatory Framework and Ethics: Covers the legal and regulatory environment of capital markets and discusses ethical considerations. 📌Module 8: The Future of Capital Markets in Ethiopia: This module looks at the potential future developments in Ethiopia's capital markets, including technological advancements and integration with global markets. 📌Module 9: Licensing and Qualifications for Capital Market Service Providers: This final module dives into the specific requirements and steps necessary for obtaining licenses for the 14 identified roles within Ethiopia's capital market. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory landscape, focusing on the qualifications and procedures for market participation. JOIN ስለ-ህግ ABOUT-LAW Telegram- https://telegram.me/ethiolawblog Facebook- https://m.facebook.com/aboutlawlegalservice LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/company/aboutethiopian-law
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