Ühisüksustünistused
Ühisüksustünistused, also referred to as joint venture agreements, are legal arrangements in which two or more parties combine resources to pursue a specific commercial activity. The term is derived from Estonian legal terminology, with "ühisüksus" meaning joint enterprise and the suffix “-tünistused” indicating formal agreements or conventions.
In Estonia, joint ventures are governed primarily by the Companies Act and related regulatory provisions. Parties
Typical sectors where ühisüksustünistused are employed include technology, energy, real estate, and infrastructure. They allow foreign
Key elements of a typical agreement include purpose and scope of the venture, capital contributions, governance
Advantages of ühisüksustünistused include shared risk, combined market access, and diversified expertise. Potential disadvantages are complexity
Overall, ühisüksustünistused represent a significant tool for business expansion and international collaboration within Estonia’s dynamic economic