Institutionalisation Of The Breeder

LEGAL GUIDANCE FOR THE CORPORATE STRUCTURE OF THE COMPANY

Breeding is an activity that requires continuity. Changes in the needs for varieties and the demand in the market and competition with new varieties introduced to the market necessitates that the breeding activity should be continuous. Due to the fact that the breeding activity is a long and arduous process, requires a large investment, but it takes a long time for the investment to turn into an economic return, today the right ownership on new varieties is mostly in a capital company. In order for these companies to ensure continuity in breeding activities, the legal management of the company is as important as the economic management of the process. The relations between the shareholders or the relations to be established with new investors affect the ability of the company to continue these activities. Taking a holistic approach to the rehabilitation process, IPRA provides legal guidance on the corporate structure of companies. The services we provide in this context are as follows in general terms: