Thomson Geer
The equity capital markets offering from Thomson Geer advises a range of clients across the energy and resources, healthcare and construction sectors. Sydney-based Sanushka Seomangal is experienced in public and private equity and debt fundraising, while in Brisbane, Matthew Reynolds specialises in the technology sector and Emma Cook is particularly strong in heavily regulated areas.
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Testimonials
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‘The team provided strong leadership and a willingness to deal with difficult issues during the capital raising including managing the relationship with regulators.’
‘The team stands out for the leadership, integrity and strength of character of Sanushka Seomangal.’
‘Very commercial, pragmatic, focused on practical outcomes for clients, ability to work cross-border, and value for money relative to larger law firms.’
‘The people are very responsive and capable.’
‘A first-class team to deal with.’
‘Extremely diligent and commercially savvy. Always provide a practical solution.’
‘The team goes above and beyond. Will work through the most difficult situations.’
'Sanushka Seomangal is very hands-on and always available. Extremely competent, professional and comfortable working on cross-border transactions. Importantly, she is highly creative and develops pragmatic solutions to issues raised by regulators.'
Key clients
- Chrysos Corporation
- Domino's Pizza Enterprises
- Piedmont Lithium
- Red Dirt Metals
- Genesis Minerals
- Incannex Healthcare
- Microba Life Sciences
- Kalium Lakes
- Southern Palladium
- Advanced Recycling Victoria
Work highlights
- Advising Genesis Minerals Ltd on a A$275 million capital raising, as part of its plan to acquire assets from mining neighbour St Barbara Ltd.
- Advised Domino’s Pizza Enterprises Ltd on a A$165 million capital raising to acquire the minority interest in its German joint venture and reduce debt.
- Advised Close the Loop Ltd on raising A$45 million through an institutional placement to help fund its US$66 million acquisition of US companies ISP Tek Services LLC and Captive Trade Corp.