Investment and Company Formation in Spain

Invest in, acquire, or establish a company in Spain with legal certainty

We support foreign investors and businesses in establishing, acquiring, or expanding operations in Spain, coordinating corporate structuring, tax planning, contracts, workforce matters, compliance, and ongoing business management.

Set up a company in Spain.
Acquire a company or business.
Due diligence and transaction negotiation.
Tax planning for investors and non-residents.
Executive recruitment, employment, and business relocation.
Compliance and ongoing corporate management.

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Geographical Coverage

We support domestic and international investors, foreign companies, and corporate groups looking to establish operations, acquire businesses, or expand their economic activities in Barcelona and throughout Catalonia, with a strong presence in Sabadell, Barberà del Vallès, Cerdanyola del Vallès, Sant Cugat del Vallès, Rubí, Montcada i Reixac, Ripollet, Santa Perpètua de Mogoda, Granollers, Mollet del Vallès, Badalona, and El Prat de Llobregat. We provide comprehensive legal support for investment transactions, company formation, business acquisitions, and corporate expansion projects, assisting businesses located in the main industrial estates, business parks, and logistics hubs across these municipalities. We coordinate all corporate, tax, employment, and compliance matters required for investors and businesses to operate in Spain with legal certainty, minimising risks and facilitating an efficient market entry and growth strategy aligned with their commercial objectives.

List of Municipalities and Industrial Estates

Can a foreign investor establish a company in Spain without residing in the country?

Yes. Foreign investors can establish and acquire companies in Spain without being residents, although certain tax, registration, and identification requirements must be completed beforehand.

What is the most suitable legal structure for starting a business in Spain?

The appropriate structure depends on the nature of the business, the investment model, the number of shareholders, liability considerations, and the company's tax and operational objectives. The legal structure should always be tailored to the specific project.

Can the entire company establishment process in Spain be managed comprehensively?

Yes. Corporate, tax, employment, contractual, and compliance matters can be coordinated through a single legal framework, allowing the business to commence and develop its operations in Spain with legal certainty.

Is due diligence recommended before acquiring a company?

Yes. Legal, tax, employment, accounting, and compliance due diligence helps identify risks, liabilities, and opportunities before completing the transaction, enabling a more secure and effective negotiation process.