Venture Capital 2025

POLAND

Lithuania

Poland

Belarus

Warsaw

Law and Practice Contributed by: Rafał Celej, Arkadiusz Klejnowski and Karolina Piotrowska-Andryszczyk Kondracki Celej

Ukraine

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Contents 1. Trends p.431

1.1 VC Market p.431 1.2 Key Trends p.432 1.3 Key Industries p.433 2. Venture Capital Funds p.433

2.1 Fund Structure p.433 2.2 Fund Economics p.434 2.3 Fund Regulation p.435 2.4 Particularities p.435 3. Investments in Venture Capital Portfolio Companies p.436 3.1 Due Diligence p.436 3.2 Process p.436 3.3 Investment Structure p.437 3.4 Documentation p.437

3.5 Investor Safeguards p.438 3.6 Corporate Governance p.438 3.7 Contractual Protection p.439 4. Government Inducements p.439 4.1 Subsidy Programmes p.439 4.2 Tax Treatment p.440 4.3 Government Endorsement p.440 5. Employment Incentives p.440 5.1 General p.440 5.2 Securities p.441 5.3 Taxation of Instruments p.442 5.4 Implementation p.442 6. Exits p.442 6.1 Investor Exit Rights p.442 6.2 IPO Exits p.443 6.3 Pre-IPO Liquidity p.443 7. Regulation p.443 7.1 Securities Offerings p.443 7.2 Restrictions p.444

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