At Sierra Legal, we are experts in mergers and acquisitions and our team has extensive experience and knowledge in M&A transactions.
2022 was another busy year for us on M&A transactions.
A selection of the key M&A deals we worked on in 2022 are set out below:
We advised the shareholders of Clemenger International Freight on a merger transaction, as a result of which Clemenger’s long-term partner, SJ Group, became a major shareholder of Clemenger International Freight, and with the enlarged Clemenger/SJ Group business having approximately 350 staff spanning across 14 cities in Australia, China, Hong Kong and New Zealand.
We advised the shareholders of Cosmos 21 (a leading systems integrator and software development house, focusing on mobile technology platforms) on the sale to Zenput, a US-based technology company which has subsequently been acquired by CrunchTiime.
We advised on the sale of Nimbus Technology (the operator of the Nimbus Portal Solutions online document management system) to MYOB.
We advised on the sale of Maple Plan (the operator of an NDIS plan management business) to NIB.
For more information on our M&A expertise, please contact any member of the Sierra Legal team, whose contact details can be found here (LINK).
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