Cha & Kwon Law Offices advised a client on a corporate flip from Korea to an overseas jurisdiction in connection with a strategic investment round. Our team designed and drafted investment agreements to ensure that the governance structure and investor protection mechanisms remained consistent and enforceable throughout the transition. The transaction featured a complex structure where the funding and share issuance were tied to the successful completion of the flip, requiring meticulous documentation to prevent potential post-closing disputes.

We clearly defined the conditions precedent, timelines, and responsibilities for the flip process as binding contractual obligations. The investment terms were structured to ensure that investors would receive preferred shares upon completion of the flip through a practically enforceable mechanism. This involved clarifying the legal characterization of the investment funds and establishing a coherent methodology for equity valuation and ownership allocation.

Furthermore, our team incorporated safeguards to prevent any adverse changes to investor rights or equity dilution during the restructuring process. Through this comprehensive advisory, Cha & Kwon Law Offices established a clear contractual framework for timelines and obligations, enabling the overseas restructuring and investment transaction to proceed in a stable and orderly manner.