Hamish Grenfell

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+64 21 274 3352
+64 3 539 5405
Nelson
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Corporate & Commercial

Hamish is a senior corporate and commercial law lawyer with extensive experience advising on acquisitions, divestments and mergers, takeovers, financial product offerings, corporate structures, governance and general commercial matters.  Hamish is based in Nelson but works nationally.

Hamish works with a range of clients in various industries.  His clients include Sealord Group, Sanford, New Zealand King Salmon, Maclab, Cawthron Institute, Te Whata Ora Nelson Marlborough, Te Pukenga NMIT, Ngati Rarua Atiawa Iwi Trust, FSS Management, Proper Snack Foods and Waimea Water.

“I have been working with DC for over 10 years and I always get the same excellent level of service from partners through to associates.”
Legal 500 Asia Pacific2023

Recent highlights

  • Advising Intepeople on its merger with Brannigans Consulting to form The Global People Collective.
  • Advising Sealord Group on its purchase of Independent Fisheries.
  • Advising Cold Storage Nelson on its sale to Lineage Logistics.
  • Advising a Nelson hotel operator on its purchase of hotels from the Munro Hotel Group.
  • Advising Maclab on its purchase of a marine farm business from Just Mussels.
  • Advising Rahr Corporation on its purchase of a brewing beverage and health food products business from Bevie Craft.
  • Advising the board of Waimea Water on matters relating to the financing and construction of the Waimea Community Dam.

Hamish's insights

Limited Partnerships in New Zealand

19 May 2015

Modernising the Companies Act - what changes should we expect?

26 August 2024

Is this NZ's next gold rush? DC Helps List Santana Minerals on the NZX

25 July 2024

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