Latest M&A deals

Big Law • 02 March 2023 • ByJess FeyderAntitrust authorities are stepping up M&A scrutiny

A new report shows antitrust authorities around the globe are cracking down on merger and acquisition deals, a trend...

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Big Law • 16 February 2023 • ByLauren CroftDeal volumes have ‘dissipated’, says new report

Investors have experienced contrasting deal environments over the last year within the merger and acquisition space, a...

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Big Law • 09 January 2023 • ByLauren CroftEpiroc acquires Remote Control Technologies

Epiroc has acquired a mining automation company, in what the CEO said will help their clients achieve “optimal...

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Big Law • 05 January 2023 • ByLauren CroftPowin enters Australian market, launches super battery

US energy company Powin has launched one of the world’s largest committed Battery Energy Storage Systems into the...

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Big Law • 04 January 2023 • ByLauren CroftWoolworths buys 55% stake in pet retailer

Petspiration Group, an Australian and New Zealand specialty pet food, accessories and services retailer, has sold 55 per...

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Big Law • 16 December 2022 • ByJess FeyderBigLaw partners predict a big year for M&A in 2023

Two Herbert Smith Freehills partners share their forecast for dealmaking in Australia in 2023.

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Big Law • 19 October 2022 • ByLauren Croftnib holdings advised on acquisition, $150m capital raise

Maple Plan has been acquired by nib holdings, which recently completed a $150 million capital raising.

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Big Law • 10 October 2022 • ByJess FeyderNext Capital advised on acquisition of online comparison business

Next Capital has been advised on its acquisition of online comparison business, Compare Club.

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Big Law • 23 September 2022 • ByLauren CroftLGT buys financial consultancy for $475m

Financial consulting firm Crestone has been acquired by a global private banking and asset management group, in a deal...

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Big Law • 14 September 2022 • ByLauren CroftAnchorage Capital sells Rail First for $425m

Rail industry supply company Rail First has been sold to two investment firms for $425 million.

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