YTL Power Investments Limited
Advising YTL Power Investments Limited (a wholly-owned indirect subsidiary of YTL Power International Berhad) on the disposal of its 33.5% stake in ElectraNet Pty Ltd to Australian Utilities Pty Ltd as trustee of Australian Utilities Trust having previously advised YTL on the acquisition of its stake in ElectraNet.
Rio Tinto
Advised Rio Tinto on the entry into a joint venture with respect to the Western Range iron ore project in the Pilbara, Western Australia with China Baowu Steel Group Co. Ltd.
Brookfield
Advised Brookfield on the management of its loan exposure to Panthera Finance, including the appointment of administrators and two successful sale transactions for substantially all of Panthera’s business and assets.
Deutsche Bank
Advised a lending syndicate led by Deutsche Bank on the acquisition and restructuring of a senior debt facility over a portfolio of operating hotels and development projects owned and operated by Jon Adgemis’ Public Hospitality Group.
KPMG and Tritium DCFC
Advising NASDAQ listed Tritium DCFC on its sale and recapitalisation process and the subsequent voluntary administration and liquidation of the insolvent estate.
EY
Advised EY in their capacity as administrators of Orange Private Hospital on its sale by deed of company arrangement to Ramsay Healthcare.
McGrath Nicol and Qenos Holdings
Advised Qenos, the largest polyethylene manufacturer, in exploring either the sale of its business as a going concern, or a liquidation and shutdown of its operations and realisation of its land assets following remediation. Most recently advised Qenos (and its subsidiaries) with respect to the potential availability for the directors to seek the protection of the ‘safe harbour’ regime and maintain that protection through various developments to the restructuring plan.
Mineral Resources Ltd
Advised ASX-50 company, Mineral Resources (MinRes), on its acquisition of Singapore listed, Alita Resources, the owner of the Bald Hill lithium mine. Alita was subject to a failed deed of company arrangement. The MinRes transaction was structured as a forced debt payment through a court process, which converted to a consensual debt acquisition, and a credit bid plus additional consideration for the assets.