D’Andrea & Partners with CICC successfully organized a seminar titled “Navigating China’s Company Law Evolution: Unveiling Key Changes for Foreign-Invested Enterprises”.The event took place on May 30th at the Guangzhou Government-Enterprises Communication and Service Center. During the seminar, Mr. Matteo Zhi, Senior Partner, presented 10 significant changes in the Company Law and gave us an overview of the investment scenario in South China which is an inspiration for all the participants.
Introduction India, in the recent times has been considered as a land of opportunities and true to its words, investing into India has been fruitful for multinational companies world-wide. The first step to investing into India is to open a company into India and starting business in the country. India comprises of various states and
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