A Gulf investor’s stake in a Greek development.

The brief.

A Greek residential development took in foreign capital from a Dubai-based individual investor, who acquired a minority stake in the project company. The firm acted on the Greek-law structuring of the entry.

A minority investor coming in from abroad needs more than a share certificate. The work is the terms on which capital enters — the size and class of the stake, the shareholder arrangements, the information and exit rights, and the protections that make a passive minority position safe to hold from another jurisdiction.

We structured and documented the share entry on the Greek side, alongside the investor’s own advisers, and fitted it to the project’s existing cap table and governance.

Outcome.

The investor entered the development on documented terms, with the stake, the shareholder arrangements and the protections set down — Gulf capital placed cleanly into a Greek project company.

It sits within a wider stream of inbound foreign investment the practice structures into Greek developments.