Trustee in Lucerne - Findea AG opens a new branch in Lucerne

Findea AG is expanding its network with a new branch in Lucerne to bring comprehensive services closer to customers in Central Switzerland.

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Trustee in Lucerne - Findea AG opens a new branch in Lucerne

Findea AG opens a new branch in Central Switzerland. In Lucerne, you can benefit from the company's services in the future.

Findea with a new branch

The company offers various services. These range from trust services (accounting, outsourcing of accounting, tax and legal advice, etc.) to company formation and domiciliation services for Switzerland. Findea AG can benefit from its many years of experience.

The company's latest branch is located in a central location in the city of Lucerne. This allows the Central Switzerland region to be even more closely managed. Findea AG currently still has capacity available and is happy to take on new mandates.

If interested, please contact Ms. Silvie Griss.

Findea AGHirschengraben 336003 LucerneTel.: +41 (0) 41 267 09 10

luzern@startups.ch

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