EEIG
EEIG stands for European Economic Interest Grouping. It is a legal structure established by European Union legislation, Regulation (EEC) No 2137/85. The primary purpose of an EEIG is to facilitate or develop the economic activities of its members by pooling resources or expertise. It is a form of cross-border cooperation designed to enable businesses from different EU member states to work together on specific projects or ventures without creating a new, fully independent company.
EEIGs are distinct legal entities, but they do not have their own share capital. Instead, their members
The activities of an EEIG must be ancillary to the principal economic activities of its members. This