Lexincorp’s practice is largely focused on project development and management, and is well known for its expertise in the structuring of consortia and public-private partnerships in relation to energy, infrastructure and telecoms projects. The team advises a diverse client base of public sector entities, energy companies, and real estate and infrastructure developers, including the operators of many of Honduras' airports. Recently, the firm has seen strong activity in the field of solar power, covering the full life cycle of projects from environmental licences, building permits and supply contracts to financial structuring and corporate and tax issues. Leading the practice are Honduras managing partner Benito Zelaya, who brings to bear extensive experience of advising on the development of projects throughout Central America, and Engels Zelaya, who is recognised for his proficiency in government procurement, contracting, and PPP arrangements. Senior figures Nora Amaya and Sylvia Zelaya further strengthen the team.
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Key clients
- Invema
- Molden
- Construcciones Lief
- Andrade Gutierrez
- Prodemex
Work highlights
Providing comprehensive legal and tax advisory services to Invema, a leader in the recycling industry, including ensuring compliance with tax obligations, optimising sustainability-related tax benefits, and advising on corporate structuring to support expansion.
Advising Molden on setting up a plant for the recycling of imported batteries, from the corporate and ownership structuring locally to environmental permits, operational permits, and the authorisation of the recycling plant with the local and state authorities.
Practice head
Engels Zelaya; Benito Zelaya