[Overseas Alumni Association] Live No.18 Issue - Build a Reasonable Multinational Company Structure

How do overseas companies build a reasonable and feasible multinational company structure?

The first thing to do when building an enterprise is to register a reasonable and compliant entity. This seemingly simple thing has become complicated because companies going overseas face different international markets. Some companies have spent a lot of manpower and material resources to build a very complex international structure for long-term listing, tax considerations, etc. Apple, which we are all familiar with, is actually registered in Ireland. Many US-listed companies in China in the last era generally used the so-called "VIE structure"...

For overseas companies, especially start-ups, it is impossible for us to have a legal team of 1,000 people like Apple. How to reasonably and feasibly build the structure of a multinational company going overseas within the corresponding cost, so that the company can conduct business internationally, raise funds, and even go public in the future, has become a challenge for everyone.

Today, when the halo of VIE is fading, how can the structure of a multinational company going overseas be reasonably and feasibly built within the corresponding cost, so that the company can conduct business internationally, raise funds, and even go public in the future?

At noon on Thursday, July 28th, Beijing time, and Wednesday evening, July 27th, Silicon Valley time, all overseas students are welcome to sign up and learn how to build a reasonable and feasible multinational company structure for overseas enterprises.

Ways of registration

Scan the QR code on the poster or add Grand_vc, a small assistant of the Overseas Alumni Association, to enter our community.

Introduction to the Overseas Alumni Association

The Overseas Alumni Association is a series of in-depth seminars in the overseas industry initiated by Grand View Capital. Participants come from the outstanding founders of each subdivision track, the helm of the giant's specific business, and the track professional investment and funds. There is a closed-door meeting every two weeks (Biweekly). Over the years, the Overseas Alumni Association has been to Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, Wuhan, Silicon Valley, Jakarta, Bangalore, Singapore and other cities around the world, and has held nearly 100 in-depth closed-door discussions online and offline.