To be globally competitive, the cross-border structure of an operating business needs to evolve alongside its international growth strategy from the very start—not in separate stages since these are not independent of each other. This approach ensures the business keeps pace with fast-changing niche supply chains and shifting macroeconomic trends in each target market. For example, many firms are expanding in different parts of the world through regional joint venturing, developing indigenized product IP for local markets, or even engaging in M&A transactions to address elevated tariff and trade impediments.

This principle is central to the International Corporate Development or ICD value proposition of DeltaStreet - reach out for an invigorating discussion on how your company may benefit from such ICD to enhance its business valuation, capital structure and liquidity.