Time saving
The company is already incorporated and entered in the commercial register. The full initial incorporation process is avoided; transfer and amendments remain necessary.
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Swiss AG — available confidentially
Already established company entered in the Swiss commercial register and available for a structured ownership transfer. Company data is disclosed only to qualified parties.
Already entered in the commercial registerStructured transferPersonal coordination by Alpine CapitalExclusively for verified buyers
Company profile
Confidential data in a clear structure.
- Legal form
- AG
- Status
- Available
- Registered office / canton
- Confidential after buyer review
- Incorporation date
- Confidential after buyer review
- UID
- Confidential after buyer review
- Share capital
- Documented position is disclosed confidentially
- Paid-in capital
- Documented position is disclosed confidentially
- Type of shares
- Confidential information
- Previous business activity
- Documented confidentially
- Employees
- Confidential information
- VAT status
- Confidential information
- Bank account available
- Under review / confidential
- Current board of directors
- Confidential information
- Audit status
- Confidential information
- Financial statements and tax returns
- Available documents are supplied after review
- Possible changes
- Name, purpose, office, address, governing bodies and signing rights subject to review
- Preferred handover period
- By agreement and following completion of reviews
- Price
- On confidential request
Adaptation and operational setup
The company is aligned with the specific project.
Existing legal entity
Legal identity, UID and commercial register entry already exist. Operational preparations can build on this after the proper ownership and governance changes.
Structured acquisition process
KYC, purchase agreement, ownership and governance changes, signing rights, filings, bank review and document handover are coordinated in one process.
Prepared documentation
Corporate, register, accounting, tax and contractual documents that actually exist and have been reviewed are made available confidentially to qualified parties.
Individual adaptation
Name, purpose, registered office, address, governing bodies, signing rights, ownership structure and further services may be adapted subject to legal and banking review.
Support after acquisition
Alpine Capital can coordinate board or management, address, Offices, banking process, accounting, tax, compliance, insurance and recruitment.
Swiss AG
Request details following buyer review.
Acquisition is possible only following identity, KYC, compliance and purpose review. Banking relationships remain subject to approval by the relevant bank.
Swiss GmbH also view →FAQ
Frequently asked questions about acquisition
What is an already established Swiss company?+
It is a legal entity that has already been incorporated and entered in the Swiss commercial register. Ownership, governing bodies, signing rights and, where appropriate, name, purpose, registered office or articles are adjusted before or during the transfer.
Why can the purchase be faster than a new incorporation?+
The initial incorporation and commercial register entry have already taken place. The actual time saving still depends on buyer documentation, KYC, requested changes, notary, commercial register and bank review.
Can the company name be changed?+
A change of company name may generally be possible. It must be legally permissible and, depending on the legal form and amendment, is implemented through resolutions, possible notarisation and a commercial register filing.
Can the corporate purpose be changed?+
Yes, an amendment may be possible. The new purpose must be lawful, sufficiently specific and compatible with the intended activity and compliance requirements.
Can the registered office be moved?+
A transfer of registered office is generally possible. Depending on the situation, amended articles, a new address, resolutions, notarial involvement and a commercial register filing may be required.
Is a Swiss managing director or board member required?+
A Swiss GmbH or AG must be capable of being represented by at least one authorised person resident in Switzerland. The exact governance and signing structure is defined individually.
Can foreign persons buy a Swiss GmbH or AG?+
In principle, yes. Buyers, beneficial owners, country of residence, source of funds and intended business purpose are reviewed before a transaction.
Does the company already have a bank account?+
The current banking status is disclosed confidentially to qualified parties. An existing account does not mean that the bank will automatically continue the relationship with new owners.
Can an existing bank account be taken over?+
Only subject to the review and approval of the relevant bank. New owners, governing bodies, beneficial owners, business model and source of funds remain subject to renewed KYC and compliance review.