A Swiss shelf company is perfect for speeding up your anchoring in Switzerland
You can modify the company's name, activities, and domicile. Goldblum and Partners can appoint a Swiss managing director at a reasonable cost, as required by Swiss law. All companies are debt-free, lawsuit-free, and audited by Goldblum and Partners. Reservations require a 20% prepayment for one week
Description
To proceed, you will need to provide passport copies and utility bills for all new shareholders and managing directors. If you are interested in forming a new company, foundation, trust, or asset management company, please contact us for further assistance
Companies list
Company type
AG
Established
2005
Capital
100 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
2000
Capital
100 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1994
Capital
100 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1990
Capital
100 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1978
Capital
50 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1974
Capital
50 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1999
Capital
150 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
2016
Capital
220 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
2002
Capital
200 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1985
Capital
250 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1967
Capital
150 000 CHF
Company type
AG
Established
1952
Capital
50 000 CHF
50 000 CHF
Capital
1933
Established
AG
Company type
The main questions and answers about the guaranties, acquiring procedure, terms and conditions
Questions and answers
We have operated for almost 15 years and have maintained more than 1000 companies. In addition, we sell more than 300 shelf companies every year and know nearly all the problems you might hypothetically encounter when dealing with competitors
Why Goldblum and Partners is the best choice?
The main advantages are the rapid acquisition of the Swiss company, plus there is no need to pay share capital (20,000 francs for GmbH and 50,000 francs for AG). Marketing aspect: partners trust the 'old' Swiss company more
What is the difference in founding a new Swiss company?
Buying a Swiss shelf company through Goldblum and Partners is entirely secure. You receive all the necessary documents, appointments and references. We also have professional indemnity insurance for 1 million francs, covering all your risks
Is that safe to buy a shelf company?
The price of a shell company depends on the year of incorporation (nobody cancels annual maintenance), previous experience (some companies have had large turnovers and relationships with banks), and the presence or absence of a bank account
What determines the price of the company?
The reasons range from retirement to the inability to get results from the planned business (people spend money and earn nothing). After detailed due diligence, such companies come to us, and we offer them for sale
Why are these companies on sale?
The companies have no employees, no debts or problems of any kind. We carefully investigate all aspects, right down to the social media of the previous owners. In some cases, these are our clients with our nominee director
We're not just selling a company to you - we're interested in your acquisition results. From the initial communication with our attorney, with whom you will discuss all your concerns, to the nominee service and handling the formalities with the Swiss banks. Just compare us with our competitors and make the right choice!
A Swiss shelf company is a pre-registered company available for purchase. It allows for a quicker setup of your business in Switzerland.
Yes, Swiss shelf companies offered by Goldblum and Partners are free from debts and legal issues.
Yes, it is secure to purchase a Swiss shelf company from us. We provide all necessary documentation, appointments, and references, and we have professional indemnity insurance covering all risks up to 1 million francs.
Acquiring a Swiss shelf company offers rapid setup without the need for substantial share capital. Additionally, established companies often gain more trust from partners compared to new startups.
In Switzerland, a GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung) has to have CHF 20,000 of the share capital at the minimum for it to be established while an AG (Aktiengesellschaft) has to have CHF 50,000 of the minimum share capital for it to be established.
Goldblum and Partners have nearly 15 years of experience and have maintained over 1000 companies. We offer professional expertise and sell more than 300 shelf companies annually, ensuring a smooth and reliable process for our clients.
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