It amazes me some people are clueless on the timef
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Posted On: 02/03/2022 8:29:36 AM
It amazes me some people are clueless on the timeframe to setup a JV sub in the US with and international partner and just post a lot of noise.
Read all sorts of nonsense like NLC must be renegotiating the deal.
Sure, they sign a binding agreement and announced it on Nov. 29, 2021 and waited over two months to renegotiate it. Makes absolutely zero sense
I see deals between US companies take 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and nervous kittens getting ants in their pants about a JV with an international company taking less than 3 months? Come on
Oh and there was this thing called the holidays and this other little thing called Covid that at some companies and government organizations have a bunch of people out of work.
I read someone commented that is no excuse, companies have DocuSign.
Ahhh, it's a little more involved then closing on a house. Which BTW usually takes 60 days on average. The signing documents is the easy part. It's all the stuff that comes before where you need people.
I suspect the deal will still be closing imminent. If a company says that, they most know a closing date at this point. Oh, before you ask, it's material information so don't bother asking.
Read all sorts of nonsense like NLC must be renegotiating the deal.
Sure, they sign a binding agreement and announced it on Nov. 29, 2021 and waited over two months to renegotiate it. Makes absolutely zero sense
I see deals between US companies take 3 months, 6 months, 9 months and nervous kittens getting ants in their pants about a JV with an international company taking less than 3 months? Come on
Oh and there was this thing called the holidays and this other little thing called Covid that at some companies and government organizations have a bunch of people out of work.
I read someone commented that is no excuse, companies have DocuSign.
Ahhh, it's a little more involved then closing on a house. Which BTW usually takes 60 days on average. The signing documents is the easy part. It's all the stuff that comes before where you need people.
I suspect the deal will still be closing imminent. If a company says that, they most know a closing date at this point. Oh, before you ask, it's material information so don't bother asking.
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