Word
GMBH
Phoneticsgmbh
/ˈdʒiˈɛmˈbiˈeɪtʃ/
Definition
n. Stands for Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung. A type of private company in German-speaking countries where the owners are not personally responsible for the company's debts. It is similar to a 'Limited' or 'Ltd' company in the UK.
n. Abbreviation for Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung. A legal entity in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland where shareholder liability is restricted to their capital contribution. It typically follows the company name as a legal suffix.
Examples
“The contract was signed by the director of the GmbH.”
“Many small and medium-sized family businesses in Germany are registered as a GmbH to protect their personal assets.”
“The transition from a sole proprietorship to a GmbH allows the founder to limit personal liability while establishing a more formal corporate structure for potential investors.”
Examples
simple
“The contract was signed by the director of the GmbH.”
contextual
“Many small and medium-sized family businesses in Germany are registered as a GmbH to protect their personal assets.”
complex
“The transition from a sole proprietorship to a GmbH allows the founder to limit personal liability while establishing a more formal corporate structure for potential investors.”
Usage
Usually written in capital letters; functions as a post-nominal legal designation.
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