INDEPENDENT ADVISORY ATLANTA WARSAW KYIV
Advising at the industrial
frontier of Europe's
rebuilding.
An independent transatlantic advisory firm for regulated industrial transactions, cross-border investment, and strategic infrastructure.
THE FIRM
Built for transactions that others cannot close.
ESTABLISHED 2026
Northline Counsel is an independent advisory firm positioned at the intersection of regulated industrial sectors, cross-border capital deployment, and transitioning economies. We advise where conventional counsel cannot engage — where regulatory complexity, jurisdictional reach, and sector depth must be brought together in a single team.
- Three offices
- Four jurisdictions
- One practice
- Reconstruction depth
- Cross-border execution
- Institutional standards
SECTORS
The industrial sectors that will define the next decade.
We advise across six sectors where regulatory depth, cross-border structuring, and operational understanding determine whether transactions close.
Industrial Manufacturing
Specialty chemicals, coatings, precision engineering, and materials processing. Growth, acquisition, and modernization capital for European industrial capacity.
Explore02Strategic Infrastructure & Energy
Energy systems, transport networks, logistics, and production facilities. Project finance and PPP structuring for transitioning economies.
Explore03Critical Materials & Supply Chains
Industrial minerals, rare earth elements, specialty chemicals, and high-purity substrates. Upstream capacity across complex regulatory jurisdictions.
Explore04Ukraine Reconstruction
Industrial integration, infrastructure rebuild, and supply-chain alignment with Western partners. Reconstruction-finance frameworks, public procurement, and sovereign structuring.
ExplorePRACTICE
Five capabilities. Integrated delivery. One firm.
Our practice is organized around the operational disciplines that cross-border industrial transactions require. Not rebranded generalist work — purpose-built specialization.
- 01Cross-Border Investment StructuringFund structures, holding vehicles, and capital deployment into CEE industrial targets.
- 02Regulatory & Export ControlsEU dual-use, FDI screening, sanctions compliance, and cross-border regulatory architecture.
- 03M&A and Greenfield EstablishmentIndustrial acquisitions, joint ventures, and greenfield facility establishment in Ukraine and Central Europe.
- 04Infrastructure & Project FinancePPP structures, DFI co-financing, and infrastructure transactions aligned with EU and bilateral frameworks.
- 05Critical Materials & Resource TransactionsMining licensing, offtake structures, processing JVs, and critical-materials supply-chain transactions.
INSIGHTS
Analysis from the industrial frontier.
The EU Critical Raw Materials Act: What It Means for Ukrainian Mining Projects
The 2024 Act designates 34 materials as strategic. Ukraine holds commercially viable reserves in six of them. The regulatory architecture for investment is being built in real time.
N. BIELUT08.04.2026 MARKETSProject Finance in Post-Conflict Economies: Lessons from Iraq and Ukraine
Three structural differences separate successful post-conflict industrial finance from failed programs. The Ukrainian reconstruction pipeline appears to be learning them.
P. JANNUZZO02.04.2026 RECONSTRUCTIONPublic-Private Partnership Structures Under the USURIF Framework
The United States Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund introduces co-investment mechanics that most investors have not yet encountered in practice.
M. KROLL