[miekeee2]

Hello. I’m planning to take part in public tenders in Germany. To do this, I need a local company with a certain track record. Registering a new GmbH will take a long time, so I am considering buying a ready-made one. Are shelf companies accepted in tenders? How important is it for the company to be more than a year or two old? And is there a risk of rejection because the owner is a foreigner?

[barek13374]

Hello. I was just sorting this out for my construction business. A standard new company has almost no chance of winning major tenders due to its lack of history. Buying an existing company significantly sped up the process. I recommend germanfirma. Their shelf company germany with a 2–3-year history were a perfect fit for the tender requirements. The companies are clean, with a positive balance sheet and no debts. After the purchase, I quickly obtained all the necessary certificates and have already taken part in two tenders. The service is top-notch — they helped with the transfer, the notary, and even provided advice on the documents required for public procurement. If you need a company’s track record, this is the best and quickest way.

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