Category Archives: Technical & Business Translation

CROSS-BORDER BUSINESS DOCUMENTS Cross-border business often requires documents from several parts of an organization: corporate records, contracts, financial statements, tax documents, employment records, licenses, certificates and supporting commercial materials. Before translation begins, the most important question is not simply “Which files are in another language?” It is “Which documents does the receiving bank, authority, partner, […]

FINANCIAL & BUSINESS TRANSLATION Financial statements are often translated when companies report to overseas shareholders, banks, investors, auditors, parent companies, regulators or business partners. In these documents, accuracy depends on both language and disciplined control of accounting terminology, figures, dates, currencies and report structure. A translated balance sheet, income statement or cash flow statement should […]

TECHNICAL & MANUFACTURING TRANSLATION Technical manuals and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) explain how equipment, systems and processes should be installed, operated, maintained, inspected and controlled. Their translation therefore needs to be accurate, consistent and practical for the people who will actually use the documents. For manufacturers working across languages, even a small wording inconsistency can […]

TENDER & CONSTRUCTION TRANSLATION An international tender package can combine legal, commercial, financial and highly technical documents within the same submission. Translating those files consistently is therefore a project-management task as well as a language task. A construction bid may contain instructions to bidders, technical specifications, bills of quantities, drawings, method statements, contracts, company records, […]