Mergers and acquisitions

  • What is an “earnout” clause in a business acquisition?

    What is an “earnout” clause in a business acquisition?

    An Earnout Right is further defined as any transaction in which an income-earning asset is sold for consideration that includes the creation of an ‘earnout right’ (Earnout Right) for the seller of the asset.

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  • Force majeure in a major pandemic

    Force majeure in a major pandemic

    Explore how COVID-19 may affect contractual obligations through an in-depth look at the legal concept of force majeure. Learn about the elements, nuances, requirements, and insurance implications of this technical area of contract law.

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  • Roll ups in M&A transactions

    Roll ups in M&A transactions

    Roll Up and List strategy requires careful consideration of legal and financial structures. Dundas Lawyers discuss different techniques Acquirers can use to ensure success.

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  • Queensland technology company exits

    Queensland technology company exits

    Brisbane and South East Queensland (SEQ) tech companies have seen major success in recent years, like Wotif.com’s A$703 million sale. For confidential advice on tech sales, contact Dundas Lawyers to learn more about achieving business success and exiting with a profit.

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  • Planning a business acquisition

    Planning a business acquisition

    Malcolm Burrows’ series of nine articles, “Planning a Business Acquisition”, provides details to help avoid failure when planning or evaluating a business acquisition. It covers topics such as assembling an advisory team, confidentiality agreements, and due diligence.

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  • Assembling the advisory team

    Assembling the advisory team

    Assembling the right Advisory Team for a business acquisition is critical. Explore a framework to determine the ideal composition for success. Factors such as the Target, Main Barrier and Acquirer must be considered.

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  • Selecting and appointing the lead consultant

    Selecting and appointing the lead consultant

    This article provides an overview of how to select and appoint a lead consultant for an acquisition. Learn about key factors such as delegation of power, skills needed, and various roles and occupations lead consultants can come from to ensure a successful process.

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  • Preplanning for method of acquisition – shares or assets?

    Preplanning for method of acquisition – shares or assets?

    Planning a business acquisition? Consider structure, ownership, securities, contract and assets. Generally, asset purchase or security acquisition? Don’t forget to factor in the Target’s wishes.

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  • Transfer Duty in business acquisitions

    Transfer Duty in business acquisitions

    This article explores the application of transfer duty in business acquisitions, including what it is, what is a dutiable transaction, dutiable property, dutiable value, unencumbered value, when it is determined, and who must pay.

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