Swiss joint-stock company AG for sale / Canton of Zug

Swiss joint-stock company AG for sale / Canton of Zug

Swiss joint-stock company AG for sale / Canton of Zug

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Ready-made companies in Switzerland  are always sold with 100% paid-up share capital; the shares may be registered or bearer shares. If necessary, we arrange a rapid change of share type and any other changes to the company: name, activities and address. We recommend using a company address in the Swiss Canton of Zug. If required, we can arrange full economic presence — substance: an office, secretary, signage on the building, corporate website, trademark, documented assets, staff and salary payments under employment contracts, utility bills, audit of the accounts and any other services you require.

Swiss company registered in 1977 for sale

At the client's choice, nominee and fiduciary services are provided, as well as the full range of trust services on behalf of a Swiss trust company. 

What are the differences between the Swiss companies offered for sale?

The main difference of the Swiss companies we offer is that they are ready-made functional instruments prepared for the required result — earning profit for the new owner. You do not need to meet the owners, wait for the transfer, change of directors, address and canton, document checks or audit: a traditional purchase can take up to one month or longer, and during that time you may lose a profitable contract because the timing is uncertain. We have already dealt with all these points. All Swiss companies offered for sale have already been transferred to our office and our directors, an audit has been carried out, and at least three years have passed since the transfer. According to the source text, this provides a 100% guarantee that the company has no risks connected with previous owners.

After buying our company, you can use the bank details of your new company on the same day and issue an invoice or sign a sale and purchase agreement, supply agreement or any other agreement. On the day of the transaction, you will have access to the company seal, a rectangular stamp that you can use in transactions, and a complete set of apostilled company documents. You also immediately receive a power of attorney with a full set of powers. Your new Swiss AG will already have a corporate website, its own web domain and corporate email, and the possibility to use office premises at the registered address.

We do not sell “document packages”, because we understand that a business needs a complete solution aimed at the result the buyer wants. If you have special requirements for the year of registration, have a limited transaction budget and have enough time to complete all formal procedures for buying the company from its previous owners, we can find a company in any Swiss canton, of the required year and business profile, and transfer it to our office for administration under our management. This solution will always cost less, but it will take more time to complete the transfer and move the company to Canton Zug. On the other hand, if your budget is currently limited to a certain amount, we recommend setting realistic objectives and starting with simpler solutions — for example, a holding company in the United Kingdom.

A Swiss company in the form of an AG joint-stock company is a strong option for starting a medium or large business, acquiring corporate rights and shares in enterprises, participating in international transactions and tenders, obtaining financing and bank guarantees, and acquiring, disposing of and managing investments of any kind, know-how, licences, patents and other intellectual property; managing, acquiring and disposing of enterprises; and creating and establishing joint ventures in other countries. At your request, we also provide full outsourcing of the Swiss company's business processes, taking into account international rules in taxation, financial management and capital planning. This can help organise the company's operations, reduce business costs, manage financial and tax risks and earn more profit while focusing attention on the principal business matters.

1. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0905
Registration date: 09.2005, Canton Zug (Zug)

  • Paid-up share capital: 10,000,000 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.01 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated, holding status.

Activity (short description):  The purpose of the company is the acquisition, disposal and management of investments of any kind, know-how, licences, patents and other intellectual property; the management, acquisition and disposal of enterprises; the creation and establishment of joint ventures in other countries; and any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

2. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0407
Registration date:    04.1983

  • Paid-up share capital: 10,000,000 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.01 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description):  The company is focused on financial and investment activity, the sale and management of investment portfolios or equity interests in enterprises, and management consulting, as well as any other activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

3. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC1008
Registration date:    10.2008

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description)The purpose of the company is to provide information technology services and trade in hardware and software products. The company may open branches and subsidiaries, hold interests in other enterprises in Switzerland and abroad, and enter into transactions directly or indirectly connected with its purpose. The company may acquire, pledge, sell and manage land in Switzerland and abroad. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

4. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0208
Registration date:    02.2008

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is worldwide trade in precious stones, gold and jewellery and other similar products customary in this field, as well as consulting for enterprises operating in this field and enterprises whose activities are related to the principal business, and any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

5. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0700
Registration date:    07.2000

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is trade in computer equipment and electronics and related activities. The company may hold interests in or merge with other enterprises and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

6. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0689
Registration date:    06.1989

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is trade in goods of all kinds, primarily food products and goods for sale. The company may open branches in Switzerland and abroad, hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate, and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

7. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC1288
Registration date:    12.1988

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is to provide international services of a financial nature, make global investments and manage its own property. The company may trade in goods of all kinds, open branches and subsidiaries in Switzerland and abroad, and hold interests in enterprises operating in related fields in Switzerland and abroad. It may also acquire, pledge, sell and manage land and real estate in Switzerland and abroad and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

8. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0683
Registration date:    06.1983

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 50,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description)The purpose of the company is to provide international services of various kinds, including financial services, make global investments and manage its own property. The company may open branches and subsidiaries in Switzerland and abroad and hold interests in enterprises operating in related fields in Switzerland and abroad. It may also acquire, pledge, sell and manage land and real estate in Switzerland and abroad and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

9. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0979
Registration date:    09.1979

  • Paid-up share capital: 200 registered shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated

Activity (short description):  The company is focused on trading and intermediary activity in non-food products, company management and investment, as well as any other activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

10. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0879
Registration date:    08.1979

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 50,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is manufacturing and trading in equipment, parts and tools. The company may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate, and hold interests in enterprises operating in related fields in Switzerland and abroad. It may also acquire, pledge, sell and manage land in Switzerland and abroad and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

11. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC1175
Registration date:    11.1975

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 60,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 600 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is to operate a computer technology service centre, organise joint procurement and industrial production and develop cooperation among shareholders. The company may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire, pledge, sell and manage land in Switzerland and abroad and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days. 

12. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0570
Registration date:    05.1970

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 250,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 2,500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is to provide services in metallurgy, environmental protection and mechanical engineering in Switzerland and abroad, trade in goods, participate in international industrial equipment projects and conduct market research. The company may hold interests in other enterprises and acquire, pledge, sell and manage land in Switzerland and abroad and may carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

13. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC1169
Registration date:    11.1969

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 150,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the manufacture and sale of tools, precision-mechanics products, models and samples and related goods. The company may acquire, pledge, sell and manage land and real estate in Switzerland and abroad, hold interests in other enterprises, obtain, grant and sell licences and patents, acquire and sell real estate and carry on any other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

14. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0765
Registration date:    07.1965

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 100,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,000 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the sale, delivery and transportation of goods of all kinds, primarily the transportation of fuels, liquid fuel and petroleum products in Switzerland and abroad. The company may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

15. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0858
Registration date:    08.1958

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 50,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the manufacture and sale of meat and sausage products and other food products. The company may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

16. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0955
Registration date:    09.1955

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 50,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is import and export and the manufacture and sale of electronic devices and electronic components. It may hold interests in similar enterprises in Switzerland and abroad and acquire and sell land. The company may also hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

17. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0355
Registration date:    03.1955

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 50,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 500 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the leasing and management of its own real estate. The company may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

18. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC1055
Registration date:    10.1955

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 300,000, 1,000 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 300 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the management of its own real estate, acquisition of land and real estate, construction and reconstruction of property. The company may also manage third-party property and hold interests in similar enterprises. It may hold interests in other enterprises, acquire and sell real estate and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

19. SWISS JOINT-STOCK COMPANY: # TaxC0246
Registration date:    02.1946

  • Paid-up share capital: CHF 130,000, 100 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 1,300 each
  • Bank account: available, bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is electrical installation work, manufacture of telephone equipment and all related installation work. The company may hold interests in other enterprises in Switzerland and abroad, acquire or establish similar enterprises, acquire, lend against and sell real estate, and carry on other commercial activity not prohibited by Swiss law. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities can be changed within 5 days.

20. SWISS JOINT-STOCK HOLDING COMPANY: # TaxC0005
Registration date:    05.1905

  • Paid-up share capital: 35,000,000 bearer shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.01 each
  • Bank account: available, Credit Suisse bank in Switzerland, online banking activated.

Activity (short description): The purpose of the company is the acquisition, holding and sale of interests in companies of all kinds and holding-company activity, including interests in Eastern European companies operating primarily in the production, trade and distribution of textiles, raw materials, semi-finished products and related goods. The company may establish joint ventures and acquire intellectual property, trademarks and patents and, in particular, register, sell or transfer them. The company may acquire real estate in Switzerland and abroad for rental and management. It may provide its own financing or obtain external financing and investments and may receive and issue guarantees for subsidiaries and third parties. In addition to these activities, the company may enter into all lawful transactions and take actions suitable for supporting the development of the company and its subsidiaries and achieving its business objectives. The name, address, amount of capital and principal activities may be changed. Additional information is available on request.

Additional information for all companies:

    • legal form — public joint-stock company, bearer or registered shares are possible
    • the founders (shareholders) who contributed the share capital are Swiss residents
    • the company director is a Swiss resident. Nominee service is available.
    • registered office — Canton of Zug is available,
    • capital — fully paid in cash
    • restrictions on activities — none
    • company name can be changed within 1–2 days
    • nominee service — available
    • apostilled General Power of Attorney — available

Do not know whom to appoint as shareholder of your new holding company or how to bring funds into Switzerland? We offer more than 50 shelf offshore companies as a practical solution for ownership confidentiality and for introducing funds into the account. See List of ready-made companies on our website.

Bank guarantee. Obtaining credit in Switzerland. Investments.

Today, if you need a company for arranging SWIFT MT 760 guarantees (what an MT760 guarantee is — specialist comments), LC letters of credit | Stand-By SBLC | Ready-made companies for work with bank guarantees BG | SBLC | LC — we also propose using investment and financial solutions together with Swiss holding companies ready-made companies in the United Kingdom  with paid-up capital that provides sufficient coverage when bank ratios are calculated. Combined with a Swiss holding company, this structure is presented as a universal arrangement in which the Swiss company owns a UK company with significant capitalisation. This makes it possible to revalue the shares so that a Swiss company with capital divided into 10,000,000 shares can show total assets of CHF 10–50 million, with the value per share increasing accordingly and showing a continuing growth trend. According to the source text, profitability and the significant amount of own assets created by revaluation of financial investments provide a basis for keeping the bank ratios used to calculate lending terms within the bank's requirements. In many countries, the capital of a company receiving a financial instrument is expected to be at least EUR 1,000,000. For this purpose, we offer ready-made companies with paid-up and verifiable capital from GBP 2 million to GBP 50 million, whose balance sheets include investment-fund securities of equivalent value. For a holding company with subsidiaries, the required amount can be evidenced in the balance sheet; the mechanism described in the source is ownership of securities. 

A company with a significant amount of paid-up capital may also be used as a founder or shareholder of a bank or insurance company or as a tender participant — in other words, where statutory or tender requirements call for the applicant to have significant own capital.

Banking confidentiality in Switzerland 2026

We draw your attention to a point that, according to the source text, is often overlooked in press discussions of banking confidentiality in Switzerland and Liechtenstein: initiatives for information exchange, including with the United States and EU countries, concern exclusively personal accounts of individuals who are non-residents of Switzerland (specifically US and EU citizens), which, according to the source text, you most likely are not) and do not extend to legal entities (Swiss companies and holding companies or offshore companies).

Important point — who is the director of a Swiss company

The directors and managers of the Swiss companies are exclusively Swiss citizens holding Swiss passports. We do not use and do not recommend appointing citizens of the former USSR or compatriots who have obtained residence permits in Germany as managers. According to the source text, the residence status and image of companies with a director such as Ivan Pentrenko or Dmytro Pilugin deprive a Swiss company of the advantages associated with Swiss management. The source further states that the directors do not plan to visit Ukraine or countries of the former USSR and therefore cannot be questioned there by public authorities as witnesses or officers of Swiss companies while they are in Ukraine, Eastern Europe or Kazakhstan.

As an example of such arrangements, the source refers to billboards of a pseudo-Swiss company offering “Swiss companies” at accessible prices where the directors are citizens of Ukraine and Eastern Europe temporarily residing in Switzerland.

How to obtain detailed information about ready-made companies in Switzerland

If you are interested in purchasing a company, send us a request by email, specifying the #ID of the Swiss company you are interested in or the preferred year of registration. The company price primarily depends on these parameters; the name is not critical because you can change it to one more suitable for your business.

We can also search for a ready-made company with the parameters you require if the right company is not currently in our inventory. For more information about purchasing and registering a company in Switzerland, see our review “Switzerland. Holding companies”. The directors and managers of the Swiss companies are exclusively Swiss citizens holding Swiss passports. We do not use and do not recommend appointing citizens of the former USSR or compatriots who have obtained residence permits in Germany as managers. According to the source text, the residence status and image of companies with a director such as Ivan Pentrenko or Dmytro Pilugin deprive a Swiss company of the advantages associated with Swiss management. The source further states that the directors do not plan to visit Ukraine or countries of the former USSR and therefore cannot be questioned there by public authorities as witnesses or officers of Swiss companies while they are in Ukraine, Eastern Europe or Kazakhstan.
 

We will be pleased to discuss the points that interest you and answer additional questions about vintage companies by telephone in Kyiv:

+38 (044) 227-24.24, 227-25.25, 227-28.28, 227-29.29
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