Bakers advises on IPO

New Zealand company Z Energy has proposed a $NZ900 million initial public offering.

Digital • 26 July 2013 • Big Law

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Firms: Baker & McKenzie (Z Energy on non-New Zealand aspects of deal); Chapman Tripp (Z Energy on New Zealand aspects of deal)

Deal: Z Energy’s $NZ900 million initial public offering

Area: Equity Capital Markets

Value: $NZ900 million

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Key players: The Baker & McKenzie team was led by partner Ben McLaughlin (pictured), with assistance from partner Guy Sanderson, and associates Candice Heggelund and Alex Gounis and senior associate Melissa Sutton.

Deal significance: Z Energy owns service stations across New Zealand. It is currently owned by Infratil Limited and the NZ Superannuation Fund. The firms advised the company on its proposed $NZ900 million initial public offering, including its proposed international offerings.

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