Solutions Driven Legal Practice
Solutions Driven Legal Practice
Committed to Helping Our Clients Succeed
Solution driven, pragmatic, open-minded and ethical are the qualities we at Bojosi Law strive to attain in the provision of our services.
At Bojosi Law we seek to provide business relevant, practical advice to our clients across a number of industries, enabling our clients to make informed business decisions. We also strive to offer our clients, legal services of the highest quality, on time and at reasonable rates, and to advocate their interests zealously when needed. Our aim is to build lasting relationships with our clients where we are viewed as a trusted partner.
Corporate & Commercial
One of Bojosi Law’s key practice areas is corporate and commercial, which extends to various sectors of the economy.
Banking &
Finance
The Firm advises on a broad spectrum of financial transactions such as structured finance, leveraged and acquisition finance, and others.
Anti-Trust & Competition
We advise clients on an array of competition law issues including domestic and cross border joint ventures and collaborations.
Capital
Markets
Bojosi Law advises clients on transactions happening on the equity capital markets, debt capital markets, and an array of transactions.
Joint Ventures, Foreign & Technical Collaboration
Bojosi Law advises clients on joint
ventures and private equity
transactions.
Mergers & Acquisitions
Bojosi Law has experience in acting for both sellers and acquirers in private
as well as public transactions.
18 Years of Experience
Life after Listing
Getting a company onto the Botswana Stock Exchange is a milestone worth marking. But the day the shares begin trading is the start of the obligations, not the end of them.
The Importance of Clarity in Contract Drafting
A good contract is a memorial of a transaction between parties, and it should be practical, give expression to the intention of the parties, secures performance and averts disputes and litigation.
Becoming Listing Ready
A listing on the Botswana Stock Exchange can transform a company's access to capital and its standing in the market. But the decision to list and the readiness to list are two different things, and the gap between them is usually wider than management expects.
Regulatory approvals in Botswana transactions
A transaction is not finished when it is signed. It is finished when it can be implemented lawfully, and without a regulator standing in the way. In practice this is where a good deal of the risk in a commercial transaction sits, and it is the part most often left until too late.