Lexora's corporate practice supports clients across the full lifecycle of a business — from incorporation and structuring, through growth, financing and transactions, to governance, restructuring and, where necessary, exit.

Our corporate lawyers regularly advise on company formation and incorporation, corporate secretarial compliance, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, corporate restructuring, legal due diligence, shareholder agreements and corporate governance frameworks. We work with clients under the Companies Act 1994 and the wider regulatory architecture that governs corporate Bangladesh, translating dense statutory requirements into practical steps that keep a business compliant while it focuses on growth.

A significant part of our corporate work involves foreign direct investment: guiding overseas investors through Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) approvals, structuring entry vehicles, negotiating joint venture and shareholder terms with local partners, and drafting the international commercial contracts that underpin cross-border transactions. We also regularly represent listed and unlisted entities before the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) and the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC), managing everything from routine filings to complex approval processes.

 For businesses undergoing change — whether through acquisition, merger, internal reorganisation or the entry of new investors — we provide integrated support that draws simultaneously on our corporate, tax, employment and regulatory teams, so that a transaction is assessed from every angle before it closes rather than being revisited piecemeal afterwards.