Deal Profile | Gadens advises Able Australia Services on successful merger with Mosaic Support Services

Gadens has advised Able Australia Services (Able Australia) on its successful merger with Mosaic Support Services (Tas) Inc (Mosaic).

Able Australia is a leading disability services provider with a long-standing history of delivering safe and high-quality support to people with disabilities across Victoria, Tasmania, Queensland and the ACT. Mosaic, as Tasmania’s largest provider of disability and children’s services, is well-regarded for its deep connection to the community and its commitment to exceptional care.

The merger aligns with both organisations’ purposes and values, presenting an exciting opportunity to create a stronger, more sustainable future. By integrating their resources, knowledge and expertise, the merger enhances their capacity to innovate, expand service offerings and improve operational efficiencies.

With a robust local presence complemented by a national footprint, the combined organisation will support 600 clients in Tasmania, employ 900 staff across Tasmania, and contribute $83 million to the Tasmanian economy.

Gadens advised Able Australia on all aspects of the transaction.

Commenting on the transaction, CEO of Able Australia Lynette McKeown said:

“The experience of the Gadens team ensured a smooth and robust process, resulting in a successful merger. Gadens consistently provided robust legal advice yet understood the commercial context. I would certainly seek their advice and use their services again.”.

Practice group: Corporate.

Key team members: Gadens corporate partner Winnie Sinn led on the transaction, supported by Kaleb Cox (Senior Associate) and Eylem Onal (Associate). Gadens drew on various specialist teams within the firm to conduct due diligence on Mosaic in connection with the transaction.