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Complex capital.
Strategic transactions.
Senior judgement.

Arcbridge Partners originates, structures and executes complex M&A, private capital and financing transactions across New Zealand, Australia and Asia-Pacific.

Explore our transactions Capital solutions

NZ$100m – NZ$1bn situations Auckland · Asia-Pacific · Global capital

What Arcbridge does

Capital for situations where conventional solutions are not enough.

Complex Capital

Private credit, structured equity, acquisition finance, recapitalisation and strategic capital.

Private credit
Structured equity
Acquisition finance

Capital solutions 02

Strategic Transactions

M&A, carve-outs, shareholder solutions and international transactions.

Cross-border M&A
Carve-outs
Shareholder solutions

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Infrastructure & Critical Assets

Energy, digital infrastructure, utilities and essential operating platforms.

Energy
Digital infrastructure
Critical assets

Infrastructure

Selected execution

All transactions

NZ$1bnNZABInstitutional agricultural credit platformNew Zealand’s first independent non-bank agricultural lender at institutional scale.View case study

Cardrona DistilleryGlobal strategic saleA premium New Zealand spirits brand placed with a global beverage group able to take it to international markets.View case study

The Pure Food CoGrowth capital for international expansionSecondary refinancing and growth capital to fund expansion into France and Western Europe.View case study

Capital platforms structured: NZ$1bn+
Infrastructure transactions: US$2bn+
M&A transactions: US$300m+
Countries with active client relationships through our global partnership: 85+

Global capital

Local origination.
Global capital.

We connect locally originated opportunities with private credit, infrastructure, private equity and institutional capital across global markets.

New Zealand
Australia
Singapore / Asia
Global capital

For capital providers

People

Senior advisers stay on the transaction.

No hand-offs to junior teams. The partners who structure a transaction are the partners who negotiate and close it — a deliberate difference from large-bank staffing models.