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M&A Deal Essentials: Reinvestment Agreement: Detrimental points for a safe share acquisition

Unlike a reinvestment agreement, which focuses primarily on the mechanics of funding the seller’s new investment, a reinvest structure raises broader questions regarding governance, future exits and ongoing investor rights. In a typical reinvest arrangement, the seller receives part of the purchase price in cash and exchanges another portion of their value into an ongoing […]

M&A Deal Essentials: Reinvestment Agreements in M&A Transactions: Investing Sales proceeds in the Buyer’s Structure

When founders hear that they will “reinvest” part of their sale proceeds, many assume the process is straightforward. The buyer pays the purchase price. The seller receives the money. The seller then invests part of that money into the buyer’s investment structure. In reality, reinvestments are often structured very differently. These arrangements are often referred […]

M&A Deal Essentials: When One Customer Can Slow Down an Entire Sale: Change of Control Clauses

When One Customer Can Slow Down an Entire Sale:  Change of Control Clauses  Many business owners assume that the most important documents in a transaction are the transaction documents themselves. The SPA is negotiated, the purchase price is agreed, financing is arranged, and the parties work towards closing.  In practice, however, a single customer contract […]

M&A Deal Essentials: Why “No Leakage” Is More Than Just Deal Jargon: The Locked-Box Deal

A fixed purchase price is one of the most attractive features of a transaction. From a client’s perspective, a locked-box structure creates clarity: the price is agreed, and there will be no post-closing adjustment debates. What is signed is what gets paid. On paper, that simplicity is compelling. In practice, however, a locked-box deal only […]

M&A Deal Essentials: Why the Real Work Often Starts After the Deal Is Signed?

The Pre-Closing Actions For many business owners, signing the share purchase agreement (SPA) feels like the finish line. The key terms are agreed, the purchase price is fixed, and months of negotiations finally come to an end. In reality, signing is often where the operational complexity begins. The period between signing and closing is not […]

Establishing a Company Limited by Shares in Hungary: Practical Insights into the Hungarian Incorporation Process

A company limited by shares is one of the most sophisticated and prestigious forms of business organisation under Hungarian corporate law. It is typically chosen by businesses with substantial capital requirements, companies looking to attract external investors, or enterprises planning to access capital markets in the long term. One of the defining features of this […]

Hungary’s Wind Energy Relaunch: A New Opportunity for Foreign Investors

Hungary is entering a new phase in renewable energy development. After years of limited wind power expansion, the Hungarian Government has announced a major programme to revive the domestic wind energy sector, with competitive tenders expected to unlock at least 700 MW of new capacity in the first round and a policy ambition of reaching […]

Peter Taller Shortlisted for Most Promising Newcomer at the Middle East Legal Awards 2026

NZP NAGY LEGAL is proud to announce that Peter Taller has been shortlisted for the prestigious Most Promising Newcomer Award at the Middle East Legal Awards 2026. The Middle East Legal Awards are among the region’s leading legal industry recognitions, celebrating outstanding achievement, innovation, and professional excellence across law firms, in-house teams, and individual practitioners. […]

Limited Partnership in Hungary (Bt.): Is It Still a Good Choice for Entrepreneurs?

In the world of Hungarian businesses, the Betéti Társaság (Bt.), commonly translated as a limited partnership, was long considered one of the most popular forms of business entity. Although an increasing number of entrepreneurs have opted for the Limited Liability Company (Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság, or Kft.) in recent years, the Bt. has by no means disappeared from either public […]

Hormuz and the Black Sea: A Lesson from History

Whenever tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz, attention naturally turns to energy markets, naval deployments and freedom of navigation. Yet there is also a historical lesson worth considering. Strategic waterways do not merely control access to a strait. Under certain circumstances, they can determine the fate of an entire sea.  The Black Sea provides […]