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Khaled Abdel-Barr

Khaled practises mining law and is the Co-Lead of the firm's Global Mining Group. He provides legal support for mineral exploration activities and mine development and operations. He advises on acquisitions and dispositions of mines and mining projects both domestically and around the world, mine financing, and on a broad range of mining matters, including the negotiation of earn-in, joint venture, strategic alliance, royalty and streaming agreements, and mineral title review. Khaled also practises corporate and commercial law with an emphasis on mergers and acquisitions and private equity transactions. Khaled advises clients on a broad range of transactions, both domestic and cross-border, and in many different industries, including share and asset acquisitions and divestitures, debt and equity financings and corporate structuring and reorganizations. Khaled also advises clients in the energy sector, having significant experience dealing with contractual issues in connection with the purchase and sale of energy and other energy related transactions. · Lawson Lundell LLP

CanadaMining, Corporate / M&A

About

Khaled practises mining law and is Co-Lead of the firm's Global Mining Group, advising on mineral exploration, mine development and operations, acquisitions and dispositions of mines and mine financing, and negotiating earn-ins, joint ventures, strategic alliances, royalty and streaming agreements and mineral title matters. He also advises on corporate and commercial matters with an emphasis on mergers & acquisitions and private equity transactions, and on transactional contractual issues in the energy sector.

Practice areas

MiningCorporate / M&APrivate EquityEnergy

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Expertise

Mineral explorationMine development and operationsMine financingAcquisitions and dispositions of mines and mining projectsEarn-in, joint venture and strategic alliance agreementsRoyalty and streaming agreementsMineral title reviewMergers & acquisitions and private equity transactions