Kain Lawyers

Kain Lawyers is proud to have advised Menzies International (Aust.) Pty. Ltd. on its acquisition by Glow Capital Partners. The firm advised Menzies International throughout the deal on key commercial, corporate, and regulatory considerations. As transaction specialists, this deal demonstrates Kain Lawyers’ deep expertise in private equity and mid‑market M&A and our focus on execution excellence. The Kain Lawyers team was led by Cath Debreceny, in conjunction with Laura Murphy, Jeremy Harford, Jack Gulliver and Sam May. Read more in the Australian Financial Review.

Kain Lawyers advised Kelsian Group Limited (ASX:KLS) on the A$149.9 million sale of its Tourism Portfolio to Journey Beyond, which completed on 30 September 2026. Kain supported the Kelsian team throughout the transaction from initial vendor legal due diligence to drafting, negotiating and signing the key transaction documents, ACCC and FIRB clearances and satisfaction of other conditions precedent including a significant restructuring, through to completion. The transaction involved a complex carve-out of the Tourism Portfolio from Kelsian’s core transport business and the buyer obtaining unconditional Phase 1 ACCC clearance under Australia’s new mandatory merger control regime. The completion of this strategic divestment marks a significant milestone for Kelsian. The Kain Lawyers team was led by Corporate Transactions Directors James Burchnall and James Tannock supported by Stephen Vrettos, Alexandra Miller, Santino Stifanelli and Denis Hysenaj. Competition Director, Rebecca Henderson led the competition workstream with support from Kimberly Hoffman. Benjamin Wu and Jeremy Collins took the lead on property matters. This transaction demonstrates Kain Lawyers’ expertise in complex, high-value and multi-jurisdictional M&A. It reflects Kain’s ability to deliver high-quality legal advice on strategically significant transactions involving regulatory approvals (including ACCC), substantial property and real asset interests and cross-border considerations.

Kain Lawyers is proud to have advised Nash Capital Growth Fund I, LP in connection with its cornerstone investment in Clear21, an AI powered software company transforming the smash repair industry.  The strategic investment represents Nash Capital’s second deployment from its inaugural $80 million growth fund and will assist Clear21’s expansion into the UK. Clear21’s flagship iBodyshop platform revolutionises repair yard operations by automating quoting, scheduling, and parts procurement processes. The investment demonstrates Nash Capital’s expertise in identifying technology platforms that digitise established industries with significant operational transformation potential. The Kain Lawyers team advising Nash Capital was led by Stefan Harris and Michael Garry with assistance from Emily Stollznow. Read more in the Australian Financial Review.

The Kain Lawyers team is proud to have advised Engage Marine on its acquisition by PT Asian Bulk Logistics (ABL Group). Engage Marine brings a well-established maritime services capability, backed by extensive operational experience and a strong reputation for safety, to the ABL Groups network that serves ports, shipping companies, and resources clients throughout Australia. This transaction showcases Kain Lawyers’ expertise in advising on complex cross-border acquisitions and strategic investments, reinforcing our position as a trusted adviser on transformational transactions that drive growth and expansion in critical transport, logistics and maritime sectors. The Kain Lawyers team was led by led by Director, Alyce Ricciardi, with support from Jack Dittmar and Ben Norris.

Kain Lawyers is pleased to have acted for Amber Electric in its recent capital raise supporting its entry into the UK energy market.  The transaction represents an important step in Amber Electric’s growth strategy — extending its model of dynamic, renewable-focused energy management to a new international market. Kain Lawyers advised on all aspects of the raise, drawing on our experience in capital markets and emerging energy technologies. This work reflects our ongoing commitment to supporting innovative Australian businesses expanding their global reach in the clean energy sector. The Kain Lawyers team advising Amber Electric was led by David Mitchell with assistance from Emily Stollznow. Read more in The Australian.