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We have five companies, two shareholders' agreements that contradict each other, and an investor asking questions.

Structure is what you notice only when it fails — at a raise, an exit, or a family disagreement. We map what exists, decide what it should be, and execute the change without stopping the business.

Corporate Structuring · Dinmore Bell

Dinmore Bell maps, decides and executes corporate structure for founder-led groups — entities, share classes, intra-group agreements and cross-border holdings. Tax treatment of any reorganisation is confirmed by regulated tax advisers before execution; Dinmore Bell coordinates them and does not give tax advice.

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How we own it

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The map

Every entity, holding, share class, option, loan and intra-group agreement in one diagram. Most founders have never seen theirs on one page.

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The decision

Holding company, group relief, IP ownership, where profit sits, where risk sits, and what the UK–UAE split should actually look like.

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The execution

Incorporations, share transfers, articles, shareholders' agreements, board minutes and filings — done in sequence, dated and recorded.

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Where specialists come in

Tax treatment of any reorganisation is confirmed by regulated tax advisers before we execute. We coordinate them, and we do not give tax advice.

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Related results

All results
£250k
New revenue unlocked
Manufacturing · Licensing
£0
Missed renewals
Contract Control · Since inception
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Sectors we run this for

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Related insights

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Common questions
What does corporate structuring work involve?
Mapping every entity, holding, share class, option, loan and intra-group agreement onto one page; deciding what the structure should be, including where profit and risk sit across jurisdictions; then executing the change through incorporations, share transfers, articles and filings, in sequence and dated.
Do you advise on the tax treatment of a reorganisation?
No. Tax treatment is confirmed by regulated tax advisers before we execute anything. We coordinate them and hold the timetable, and we do not give tax advice ourselves.
Can this be done without disrupting the business?
Yes, and that is most of the work. The execution is sequenced so filings, consents and transfers happen in an order that keeps banking, contracts and employment arrangements intact while the structure changes underneath them.