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Articles of association in Luxembourg

The firm drafts the articles of association of your Luxembourg company (SARL, SARL-S, SA, SOPARFI) and supports you through incorporation and the related formalities.

In short

The articles of association of a Luxembourg company are the founding instrument setting its form, object, capital and governance. Filed with the Trade and Companies Register, they are public and enforceable against third parties. The lawyer advises on the corporate form, drafts the articles and coordinates incorporation with the notary.

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Responsible for legal content: Maître Cora Maglo, Avocate à la Cour, Liste I du Barreau de Luxembourg depuis 2009. · Applicable law: Luxembourg

Drafting of articles of association in Luxembourg: key points at a glance

Fees, timeframes, documents and deliverables
Item	What to know
Fees	Fixed fee per corporate form. The fee is confirmed according to the form chosen and the complexity.
Indicative timing	Drafting within a few business days; incorporation depends on the notary and the formalities.
Documents required	The intended business activity and capital The identity of the shareholders and directors Your structuring objectives
Deliverables	Drafted articles of association Support through incorporation Coordination of the RCS/RBE formalities and the notary

The articles of association are the founding instrument of the company: they set the corporate purpose, the capital, the governance and the operating rules.

Cerno is a law firm admitted to the Luxembourg Bar; its digital tools only simplify information gathering, qualification of the matter and tracking of requests, never replacing the lawyer’s advice. The firm adapts the corporate form and the articles to your project, then coordinates incorporation with the notary and the RCS/RBE formalities.

Drafting of articles of association in Luxembourg: when should you call on the firm?

You are setting up a company and want solid, suitable articles of association.

Standard articles often create future deadlocks.

What happens if you do nothing?

A corporate purpose drawn too narrowly, unsuitable governance, poorly structured capital.

The wrong corporate form complicates future developments.

How does the firm step in?

Advice on the corporate form, drafting of the articles and support with the formalities.

Coordination of the notarial step where required.

Practice areas

When to call on the firm

Set up a SARL or a SARL-S.
Incorporate an SA or a SOPARFI.
Revise existing articles of association.
Adapt the governance to new shareholders.

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Under 5 minutes to open your case.

Fixed fee per corporate form

The fee is confirmed according to the form chosen and the complexity.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What capital is required for a SARL in Luxembourg?

A standard SARL requires a statutory minimum capital; the SARL-S allows you to start with a very small amount of capital. The firm guides you according to your project.

Is a notary required to incorporate a company?

For most forms (SARL, SA), the deed of incorporation must be notarised. The firm coordinates that step.

What is the RBE?

The Register of Beneficial Owners: every company must declare its beneficial owners there. The firm supports you with this formality.

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Founded in 2013; Maître Cora Maglo has been admitted to the Luxembourg Bar since 2009

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