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Clifford Chance
Capital Goods<br />

Capital Goods

Cross-border advice for capital goods and industrials companies

The capital goods sector drives global industry, spanning industrial machinery, electrical equipment, transport systems and construction technologies.

Supply chain disruption, geopolitical uncertainty, decarbonisation and rapid technological change create a complex legal landscape for businesses.

Clifford Chance brings together a global team with deep sector insight and cross-practice expertise. We help capital goods clients anticipate risk, execute strategy and deliver sustainable growth.

Our approach is built around:

  • Global coordination, local insight: a fully integrated international platform that delivers consistent advice across jurisdictions while reflecting local regulatory realities
  • True cross-practice collaboration: bringing together M&A, antitrust, financing, projects, disputes, regulatory and tech specialists into one team
  • Sector connectivity: leveraging our deep links across Energy, Infrastructure, Defence and Automotive to reflect how capital goods businesses operate in practice
  • Supporting the full business lifecycle: We advise capital goods clients across every stage of their business and investment cycle:

How can we help?

We align our capabilities across transactional, regulatory, disputes, national security and technology practices to deliver seamless, commercially focused advice.

Strategic growth and transactions
Regulatory and risk management
Financing and major projects
Disputes and crisis management

  • Cross-border M&A, joint ventures and strategic alliances
  • Private capital and sponsor-led investments
  • Portfolio restructuring and divestments

  • Antitrust, foreign direct investment and foreign subsidies regimes
  • Trade, sanctions and export controls
  • ESG, sustainability and product compliance

  • Acquisition and structured financing
  • Infrastructure and energy-linked projects
  • Supply chain and manufacturing investments

  • Complex cross-border disputes and arbitration
  • Product liability, contractual and supply chain disputes
  • Investigations, enforcement and crisis response
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