About Natalia Castro

Natalia Castro is a corporate associate at Gowling WLG in Toronto, and mergers and acquisitions sit at the centre of the practice, alongside corporate finance and reorganizations. Recent files show the range. Castro was part of the Gowling team acting for Kraken Robotics Inc. on its proposed acquisition of Covelya Group, announced in March 2026, and earlier worked on Zijin Mining Group's purchase of La Arena, which owns a gold mine in Peru, and on FGS Global's acquisition of Longview Communications and Public Affairs.

Castro was called to the bar in Colombia in 2014 and worked on corporate and commercial matters at several Colombian firms before joining Gowling WLG, on domestic as well as cross-border transactions. Castro also holds an LLM in international commercial law from Griffith College in Dublin and an LLM in Canadian common law from Osgoode Hall Law School.

Gowling WLG is where Castro spent both the summer and articling terms, and as a student-at-law Castro already helped the firm's team advising Cooper Equipment Rentals on its purchase of Hub Equipment. The Ontario call came in 2023, the same year Castro joined as an associate.

Clients can work with Castro in English or Spanish. Outside client files, Castro is an associate editor of the Canadian Bar Association's Canadian International Lawyer Journal.

Practice areas

Mergers and acquisitions

Castro works on acquisitions as part of Gowling WLG deal teams, including a marine technology company's proposed purchase of an underwater technology group, a mining company's purchase of a Peruvian gold mine owner, and a communications consultancy's acquisition of a Canadian public affairs firm.

Corporate finance and reorganizations

Beyond M&A, Castro's corporate practice takes in corporate finance and reorganizations.

Education & credentials

  • LLB, Universidad Externado de Colombia (2012)
  • LLM in International Commercial Law, Griffith College, Dublin, Ireland (2015)
  • LLM in Canadian Common Law, Osgoode Hall Law School (2022)
  • Called to the bar, Colombia (2014)
  • Called to the bar, Ontario (2023)

Memberships & affiliations

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