CS Executive · Setting Up of Business, Industrial and Labour Laws · Business Collaborations
Asha Textiles Ltd and Bergmann GmbH agree to set up a new company, Asha-Bergmann Fabrics Pvt Ltd, in which each holds 50% equity, shares control and appoints equal directors. Which description best fits this arrangement?
This is an equity or incorporated joint venture, because two parties create a separate company and hold shares in it, sharing control. A contractual venture involves no new entity, and a wholly owned subsidiary would need 100% ownership by one party.
- AAn equity (incorporated) joint ventureCorrect
- BA contractual joint venture with no separate entity
- CA franchise arrangement
- DA wholly owned subsidiary of Asha Textiles
Explanation
A joint venture where the parties form a separate company and hold its equity is an equity or incorporated joint venture. Here a new legal entity exists, so it is not a purely contractual venture. Neither party owns 100%, so it is not a wholly owned subsidiary.
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