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Department Overview – Marroquim Advogados
Founded in 2011, Marroquim Advogados is a full-service law firm providing strategic legal support to businesses operating in Mozambique. The firm is recognised for its technical excellence, regulatory expertise, and deep market knowledge, ensuring compliance, risk mitigation, and business growth.
Core Areas of Work
The firm advises on corporate and commercial law, mergers & acquisitions, employment and labour, taxation, compliance, regulatory licensing, banking and finance, dispute resolution, and corporate restructuring. It has a strong presence in trade, infrastructure, energy, and real estate.
Clients & Industry Focus
Clients include multinational corporations, financial institutions, private equity firms, and local enterprises across key sectors such as industry, manufacturing, energy, aquaculture, and environmental sustainability.
Recent Highlights
Represented a client in a high-profile commercial dispute.
Provided legal support in a corporate restructuring process.
Assisted in a significant debt recovery case.
Specialisations
Corporate & Commercial Law
Banking & Finance
Employment & Labour
Tax & Regulatory Compliance
Mergers & Acquisitions
Corporate Restructuring
Public-Private Partnerships (PPP)
Dispute Resolution & Arbitration
With a practical and solution-oriented approach, Marroquim Advogados remains a trusted partner for companies seeking legal certainty and strategic guidance in Mozambique.
Provided by Chambers
Marroquim Advogados is a well-regarded law firm maintaining a strong reputation in the Mozambican market for its work on dispute resolution mandates. The Maputo-based team is also often highlighted by market observers for its commercial practice and academic profile.
Stayleir Marroquim is the key contact for clients.
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Inês Licussa
Milton Sulemane
Stayleir Marroquim
Head of Department
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Corporate & Commercial, Banking & Finance, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, Labour, Infrastructure, Intellectual Property, Investment, Real Estate