MARKET ENTRY ADVISORY
Market entry and company formation — Germany, Iraq, Poland
We assess markets, make introductions inside defined corridors, set up companies, and travel with you. Three owners, four languages, our name on every document.
First deliverable
A written opinion in five working days
Markets
Germany · Iraq · Poland
Working languages
German, Polish, Arabic, English
What we do
Market assessment
A written opinion on whether a market can work for you, delivered on a date we name in advance. If the answer is no, the document says no.
Corridor matchmaking
Introductions inside a corridor we have defined with you in writing first. We introduce nobody we have not assessed.
Company formation
Poland, Germany or Iraq: legal form, sequence, authorities, bank — guided in your language, by people who have been through it themselves.
Delegations and on-site presence
To a fair, to a meeting, to a ministry building. We sit in the room and tell you what was said — and what was not.
CORRIDORS
Where we work
Direction defines the corridor, not the passport. Three routes, drawn as one map.
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Into Iraq
For suppliers, manufacturers and service firms looking at the Iraqi market — from anywhere.
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OUR STANCE
We sell a judgement, not a promise.
Every mandate starts the same way
With a written opinion, not a proposal. One page, five working days from the signed NDA. If we do not believe a corridor will hold, we write that down — that sentence costs us money every year, and it is the reason the other sentence is worth anything.
Three owners, no account team
The people you talk to own the company and do the work in it. German, Polish and Arabic are native languages here — not skills we hired in. That is why we can tell you what a counterparty meant, not just what they said.
The three owners
Owner portrait · 1:1
Owner portrait · 1:1
Owner portrait · 1:1
The organizations we work with
Delivery in a corridor is rarely one company’s job. These are the partners we build with — named with their agreement.
Thirty minutes, plainly spoken
You bring the case. We tell you whether and how we can help — in German, Polish, Arabic or English.