BoardRoom has acquired Corporate Counsel
BoardRoom Pty Ltd has acquired 100% of Corporate Counsel Pty Ltd, with its core team joining BoardRoom’s team in Melbourne, Australia.
BoardRoom provides comprehensive services to listed and unlisted entities, public and private and member-based organizations. Its services include securities registry management, employee equity plan management, corporate secretarial services and payroll administration. It is one of the market leaders within the corporate service sector, with more than 500 clients in Australia. BoardRoom Pty Ltd is a subsidiary of BoardRoom Ltd, an SGX-listed professional business services company with operations in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Australia and China.
This acquisition further enhances BoardRoom's market-leading position in the provision of services to the corporate sector.
Corporate Counsel offers corporate secretarial solutions to a portfolio of ASX-listed and unlisted clients in Australia.
Oaklins’ team in Australia advised the buyer in this transaction.
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