Minter Ellison is an international law firm, headquartered in Australia and regarded as one of Asia-Pacific's premier law firms. The company also thinks beyond the law, offering clients advisers who are multi-disciplinary and industry-facing to help them realize their strategic goals, grasp business opportunities and create value for their stakeholders.
Specialties in competition and market regulation, construction, corporate, equity capital markets, finance, funds management, intellectual property, litigation and disputes, mergers and acquisitions, private equity, real estate, reconstruction, tax, technology.
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AMP Capital has acquired an additional 9.95% in the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH) on behalf of its Community Infrastructure Fund (CommIF) in Australia. The company's total interest in the facility is...
Read moreFirst Quantum Minerals has entered into a binding agreement to sell a 30% equity interest in the Ravensthorpe Nickel Operation in Western Australia to POSCO, a steel producer. The transaction is value...
Read moreMinterEllison has appointed two new Partners from non-legal backgrounds as part of the firm’s continued investment in its consulting offerings – Donna Worthington (Risk and Regulatory) and...
Read moreAuckland International Airport Limited has announced its intention to offer its 24.6% stake in North Queensland Airports (NQA) for sale to existing investors for AUD370 million (US$294....
Read moreAccording to sources, Australia's competition watchdog has said that it will review the IFM-led consortium proposal for the 50-year Port of Melbourne lease contract. The t...
Read moreThe Government of Victoria launched the formal transaction process for the port lease contract in late March (as we reported), after the Parliament voted in favor to tender the port&n...
Read moreThe Victorian Government, Australia, has finally launched the formal transaction process for the 50-year Port of Melbourne lease contract. The Parliament voted in favor to tender t...
Read moreThe Victorian Government, Australia, has finally voted in favor to tender the port of Melbourne after the bill for the 50-year lease contract was approved in Parliament with the 85% of the votes.
Read moreThe Government aims to raise approximately A$6 billion (US$4.31 billion) from the sale of the port's lease. The Government plans to use the funds to remove 50 railway level crossings.
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