Infrastructure

From nation building to deal execution, we offer sharp legal advice throughout the infrastructure life cycle.

How we can help

Unprecedented spending on major projects is creating abundant opportunities in the infrastructure sector. It takes a fearless and experienced legal partner to help you navigate the rising tide of private capital, mitigate sustainability risks and effectively manage the impacts of inflation, capacity constraints, or supply chain delays on critical assets.

Our experienced infrastructure team can guide you through these challenges and opportunities. Our experts in project delivery, project financing, corporate transactions, regulatory and dispute resolution seamlessly cover every stage of infrastructure development. With comprehensive industry knowledge and commercial insights, our advice spans transport, social, energy and resources, power and renewables, water and digital infrastructure.

What sets us apart? Our agile and entrepreneurial spirit means we come to you with solutions, not roadblocks. Sponsors, operators, banks, investors and government agencies repeatedly turn to us to handle their most important projects, transactions and disputes.

Infrastructure experience

Macquarie Group

On all aspects of the $3 billion Sydney Metro development at Martin Place, including the new underground station, integrated commercial spaces, retail areas and public precincts.

Acciona

On the successful acquisition of 100% ownership of the Kwinana Waste-to-Energy project in an agreement reached with Macquarie Capital and the Dutch Infrastructure Fund.

MP Water

In relation to its project for the build and operation of a water treatment plant at the Springvale Mine in NSW.

Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets

On its $2.6 billion acquisition of BINGO Industries and $3.5 billion acquisition of Vocus Group.

Infrastucture Capital Group

On its partnership with Providence Asset Group to develop a series of at least 10 solar farms in Victoria and NSW.

PowAR Consortium (QIC, The Future Fund and AGL Energy)

On the NZ$3 billion acquisition of the Tilt Renewables portfolio of wind, solar and battery operating and development projects.

Health Infrastructure NSW

On the $650 million state-of-the-art redevelopment of the Macarthur Medical Research Centre.

CIMIC

On its response to the unsolicited takeover bid by Hochtief.

Hines Australia

On its $1 billion development and construction of a 60,000 sqm premium office tower in Melbourne’s CBD.