Alex Holdsworth joined Flagstaff Partners in 2016 and has eight years of experience in investment banking across M&A, capital markets and strategic advisory
Alex has advised on numerous transactions and advisory mandates across a broad range of sectors including infrastructure, resources, general industrials, education and Government
Notable transactions and assignments include Auckland Council’s selldown of a 7% shareholding in Auckland International Airport Ltd via a strategic sale and block trade (NZ$836m), Aurizon’s dual-track divestment of East Coast Rail ($925m), the proposed merger of BHP’s Petroleum business with Woodside Petroleum ($41bn), Education Australia’s restructure of its 40% holding in IDP Education via a block trade and in specie distribution ($3.2bn), Morgan Stanley Infrastructure Partners on the sale of its 40% stake in PEXA via an IPO ($1.3bn), the strategic review of funding options and the IPO of New Zealand’s Napier Port ($234m), Mineral Deposits takeover defence of a hostile offer by ERAMET S.A. ($632m), Norman Disney & Young’s acquisition by Tetra Tech, sale of Qscan Radiology and formation of a new radiology joint venture ($200m), Alumina Ltd.’s amendments to AWAC Joint Venture, and the Port of Melbourne Lease Transaction for the Victorian Government ($9.7bn)
Alex holds a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Engineering (with First Class Honours) from Monash University
[IPO of New Zealand’s Napier Port ($234m),
Mineral Deposits takeover defence of a hostile offer by ERAMET S.A. ($632m),
Norman Disney & Young’s acquisition by Tetra Tech,
sale of Qscan Radiology and formation of a new radiology joint venture ($200m),
Alumina Ltd.’s amendments to AWAC Joint Venture and
the Port of Melbourne Lease Transaction for the Victorian Government ($9.7bn)]