Joshua Hoare

Joshua Hoare

Partner

About Joshua Hoare

Josh is a Partner in Allens market leading M&A team.

Josh is a sought-after adviser to private equity, infrastructure and other financial sponsors on their most significant transactions, with broad sector expertise and experience across all forms of M&A, consortium deals, exits and portfolio company arrangements.

Josh previously worked in the private equity team at our alliance partner Linklaters in London.

Josh’s recent experience includes advising:
  • Jardine Matheson:on its proposed $3.4 billion acquisition of I-MED Radiology Network from Permira 
  • Blackstone:on its proposed US$10 billion financing with Coatue of Firmus Group
  • PAG: and portfolio company Australian Venue Coon the sale of a co-controlling interest in AVC to CVC
  • TPG Capital: and portfolio company Miratech on the acquisition of Exhaust Control Industries
  • Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners: on its acquisition of a 49% interest in the Onslow Iron haul road, partnering with MinRes
  • KKR: on its investment in Australian Venue Co, including the joint venture with Coles Group, various bolt on acquisitions and the exit to PAG
  • Blackstone: on its $1.6 billion sale of La Trobe Financial to Brookfield
  • BGH Capital: on its successful contested take private of Virtus Health
  • Pacific Equity Partners: on its sale of WINconnect to Origin, as part of a related investment in Intellihub by Brookfield
  • KKR: on its investment in The Arnott's Group, including the $3.4 billion acquisition from Campbell Soup Company and various bolt on acquisitions
  • IFM Investors: on its acquisition of PRP Diagnostic Imaging from Crescent Capital
  • KKR: on its proposed $20 billion take private of Ramsay Health Care
  • Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners: on its acquisition of, and subsequent $3.3 billion exit from, PEXA via IPO
  • Cerberus Capital Management: on its acquisition of Westpac's auto finance business
  • BGH Capital: on its proposed $6 billion take private of Healthscope
  • Brookfield and Oaktree: on their joint venture arrangements post Brookfield’s US$4.8 billion acquisition of a majority ownership stake in Oaktree