Ranked in The Legal 500 EMEA 2026 for Commercial, Corporate and M&A in Cyprus.
Most disputes between shareholders start as governance gaps that nobody addressed while the deal was being done.
Corporate and M&A lawyers in Cyprus
We advise buyers, sellers, founders and boards on transactions and on the governance that has to hold after closing. Our work is built around the questions that decide whether a deal performs: who controls what, how decisions are taken, and what happens when the parties no longer agree.
How we help
Selected experience
Common questions
What should a shareholders' agreement in a Cyprus company cover?
At a minimum: how the board is appointed and how decisions are taken, reserved matters needing shareholder consent, transfers of shares, pre-emption, drag and tag rights, deadlock and exit, and how disputes are resolved. It should be reviewed whenever the business or the shareholders' roles change.
Are foreign investments in Cyprus subject to screening?
Certain foreign direct investments into Cyprus, particularly by investors from outside the EU in sensitive sectors, may be subject to screening by the competent Cyprus authorities. Whether a transaction is caught should be checked early in the timetable.
Your contact
Andreas Mylonas, Managing Partner, leads our corporate and M&A work, with senior-level involvement in every mandate. Talk to us before the term sheet is signed.
Some recent work in the area handled by the firm includes: