Buying productive farmland or an agricultural business requires a review of both the asset and the operation. We assist international buyers and sellers with farmland, livestock operations and agribusiness transactions in Argentina.
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We review the proposed parcel, title, buyer structure and intended use, and identify the documents and approvals that need attention before commitment.
We distinguish between buying assets and acquiring ownership in a company. Contracts, liabilities and the operation’s structure shape the due diligence plan.
We identify what is included in the proposed sale and how inventories, equipment, contractual rights and delivery should be documented.
We help organize the legal information buyers are likely to request and address the terms, disclosures and conditions of the proposed transaction.
We identify the land, company interests, equipment, livestock and contracts included in the deal.
We examine available property and corporate documents, leases and commercial arrangements and coordinate specialist reviews.
We review price mechanics, deposits, conditions, warranties and the allocation of identified liabilities.
We plan the documents and closing steps with the notary, accountants and other advisers involved in the transaction.
Agronomic performance, environmental condition and valuations require suitable specialists. We use their findings alongside the legal review to help define the transaction’s conditions and responsibilities.
Choose an option to see what to prepare for an initial review.
Start with the parcel, title and current occupation. Existing leases or third-party rights should be understood alongside the land itself.
Identify the assets, workers, contracts and operational arrangements intended to continue after closing. These need their own review.
Corporate records and business liabilities become central. We assess the proposed ownership structure alongside any land held by the company.
Start with what you have. The document list for your matter will depend on the facts and the agreed scope.
Yes. The buyer’s structure and the location and classification of the land are part of the initial legal assessment.
We assess the legal structure proposed and the scope of documents and obligations involved. Tax and accounting input should be coordinated separately.
The transaction documents must define what is included. Land ownership does not by itself describe the equipment, livestock, contracts or other assets being transferred.
No. Our work concerns legal issues and transaction documents. Commercial forecasts and productive assessments belong with the relevant independent advisers.
Send the proposed deal structure and available asset and company information. We can organize the diligence work and identify the legal conditions to address in negotiations.