Ally Clark

Associate

Brisbane + 61.7.3085.7045

Ally Clark works with a range of domestic and international clients in the energy and resources sector. She has experience across joint venture transactions, mergers and acquisitions, project development, regulatory compliance, and general corporate and commercial matters.

Ally has experience working on large and complex transactions for major global companies, including acquisitions of mining projects and assets across Australia. Her experience also includes drafting and negotiating significant gas supply contracts and supporting clients with energy market regulatory applications.

While attending law school, Ally worked as a paralegal at Jones Day for almost three years. During this time she provided support across multiple practice areas, including global disputes, energy, and M&A.

Prior to joining Jones Day in 2021, Ally served a nine-month secondment with the Commonwealth Treasury in the Foreign Investment Division, where she gained valuable experience in the public government and regulatory space.

Expérience

  • JFE Steel Corporation acquires 10% interest in Blackwater coal mine in AustraliaJones Day advised JFE Steel Corporation on the acquisition by its subsidiary JFE Steel Australia Resources of a 10% interest in the Blackwater coal mine owned by Whitehaven Coal Limited, an Australian supplier of coking coal, along with a long-term offtake agreement for coal supply from the mine.
  • Peabody acquires Tier 1 Australian metallurgical coal assets from Anglo AmericanJones Day is advising Peabody in the pending acquisition of significant Tier 1 Australian Metallurgical coal assets from Anglo American plc for a cash consideration of up to US$3.775 billion.
  • Journey Beyond acquired by Crestview AdvisorsJones Day advised Journey Beyond Group in relation to the acquisition of the Journey Beyond Group by Crestview Advisors, LLC. and its affiliated funds (Crestview) from the Hornblower Group as a component of the financial restructuring of Hornblower Group and certain of its subsidiaries via a Chapter 11 process.