The mobility of companies within the EU is one of the key elements of the European single market and, in this context, the adoption and transposition of the Mobility Directive (the (EU) 2019/2121 Directive of 27 November 2019) in the various Member States contribute significantly to the goals set out to this single market.
In this post, Sébastien Rimlinger, Counsel at Brucher Thieltgen & Partners summarises the main changes to Luxembourg company law after the adoption, on 23 January 2025, of the draft law no. 8053 transposing into Luxembourg the Mobility Directive.
As a reminder, the Mobility Directive aims to harmonise the rules applicable to company mobility within the European Union.
Scope of the Mobility Act 📜
Enhanced protection for minority shareholders 🛡️
Greater protection for creditors 💰
Greater protection for employees 💼
Increased controls by the notary 🔍
Cross-border transaction takes effect 🌐
Transitional period ⏳
➡️ For any questions on corporate law or how the Mobility Law may affect or help your business operations, feel free to contact our experts Nicolas Bernardy or Sébastien Rimlinger !