Taking over a manufacturing plant in North Macedonia? The first 90 days decide everything: the entity, the zone lease, the permits, and the employees waiting for answers. We handle the entire legal side of your market entry or plant takeover in North Macedonia's free economic zones: one fixed-fee package, one bilingual team, one point of contact.

Why now, why the free zones

North Macedonia's technological industrial development zones (TIDZ) offer ready infrastructure, tax incentives and an experienced workforce. When a manufacturer leaves a zone, the zone authority actively seeks a successor, and prepared buyers move first. The legal work cannot be the bottleneck.

The package: fixed fee, fixed scope

Plant Takeover & Market Entry, from €3,000 to €6,000 depending on scope (fixed quote after a scoping call):

The first 90 days: roadmap

Ongoing: Partner Retainer, €1,000/month

After entry: unlimited consultations, contract reviews, employment matters and one included proceeding per month, plus a quarterly legal health check of the whole operation. Your legal department in Macedonia, without hiring one.

Why Dimov & Partners?

Frequently asked questions

How is the fixed fee determined?

After a short scoping call we assess the structure (asset deal, share deal or new entity), the workforce size and the permits involved, and you receive a fixed quote within the €3,000-6,000 range before any work starts.

Do we need to travel to North Macedonia for the setup?

No. With a properly organised power of attorney, the entity registration and most of the zone-entry steps can be completed without your physical presence.

What happens after the first 90 days?

The operation moves to the Partner Retainer (€1,000/month): ongoing consultations, contract reviews, employment matters and one included proceeding per month, with a quarterly legal health check.

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Evaluating a plant takeover or zone entry?

Book a scoping call in English: you will get a clear structure recommendation, a realistic timeline and a fixed quote.

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This text is general legal information and does not constitute legal advice for a specific case. For advice tailored to your situation, consult a lawyer.