Norwegian contract law—when is a binding agreement formed?
Have you ever been in a contract negotiation and wondered if you’ve already committed to an agreement - without a single sentence on paper? It’s a question that comes up more ...
Why and how to conduct a valuation of your company?
Valuation of a company can be relevant in many contexts. It can be in connection with the purchase and sale of a business, as well as mergers or demergers, generational changes ...
Protect your trademark when doing business in Norway
A well-known trademark is usually a result of considerable investment in time and resources and may represent significant value for your company. When expanding your business to ...
How to transfer shares under the Norwegian Companies Act
Are you planning to sell or transfer shares in a Norwegian company — for example to an employee, your own holding company, an investor, a co-owner, or perhaps to children or ...
Gender balance rules for boards in Norwegian limited companies
As of 1 January 2024, new rules on gender balance on boards of directors have entered into force. These requirements are being phased in and gradually apply to more types of ...
Useful Due Diligence advice when selling a business
Are you selling your business—now or maybe later? A thorough Due Diligence process is crucial for a successful sale. In this blog, we explain what due diligence entails, how you ...
Business in Norway: These are the reporting obligations
All companies registered in Norway face strict reporting obligations that trigger penalties if not met. This guide provides a complete overview of the basic reporting obligations ...
Adequate equity and liquidity: Key rules for Norwegian companies (AS)
The Norwegian Limited Liability Companies Act states that all limited liability companies must have adequate equity and liquidity.
Board responsibilities in a limited liability company (AS)—an overview
In a Norwegian limited liability company (AS), the Board of Directors is responsible for everything from strategic decision-making to financial control – essentially all aspects ...
NUF vs. AS — Choose the right business structure in Norway
Choosing the right company form is one of the first and perhaps most important choices foreign businesses must make when establishing themselves in Norway. The choice is often ...
How to liquidate a Norwegian limited liability company
Are you planning to liquidate a limited liability company? The process can quickly feel both overwhelming and time-consuming. That’s why it’s important to proceed in a structured ...
Private Limited Company in Norway: Why you need a Company Secretary
Operating a private limited company (“aksjeselskap” or “AS”) in Norway involves a range of legal and administrative duties. Unlike some countries, Norway does not require ...