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Drop in global M&A deal activities due to Worldwide concerns over COVID. Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Drop in global M&A deal activities due to Worldwide concerns over COVID. Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Global M&A deals decline MoM but more billion-dollar deals highlight the month. Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Global M&A deals decline MoM but more billion-dollar deals highlight the month.
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Supportive financial markets coupled with the pressure to emerge out stronger from COVID underpinned the growth in Q2’21
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Supportive financial markets coupled with the pressure to emerge out stronger from COVID underpinned the growth in Q2’21
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Supportive financial markets coupled with the pressure to emerge out stronger from COVID underpinned the growth in Q2’21
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Supportive financial markets coupled with the pressure to emerge out stronger from COVID underpinned the growth in Q2’21
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Delta variant scare in the West drives down Global M&A; Key European Markets like UK, Germany and France witness slump in demand.
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Delta variant scare in the West drives down Global M&A; Key European Markets like UK, Germany and France witness slump in demand
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Delta variant scare in the West drives down Global M&A; Key European Markets like UK, Germany and France witness slump in demand
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Surge in global M&A activities backed by lower interest rates, booming stock market and traction in sectors which performed well during COVID crises
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Surge in global M&A activities backed by lower interest rates, booming stock market and traction in sectors which performed well during COVID crises
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Surge in global M&A activities backed by lower interest rates, booming stock market and traction in sectors which performed well during COVID crises
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
The M&A deals continue to rise in September. The non-cyclical consumer and the financials sector witnessed a sequential rise for last three months. Take a peek at these stats.
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The M&A deals continue to rise in September. The non-cyclical consumer and the financials sector witnessed a sequential rise for last three months. Take a peek at these stats.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
Hectic M&A activity continued in July with announced transactions worth ~USD349bn, a tad lower than June, but considerably high compared to prior months clearly indicating opportunistic consolidation activity amid Covid-19 fallout. North America topped the deal activity followed APAC.
Read more@ www.valueadd-research.com/blog/global-mergers-acquisition...
A Huge Jump In The Overall Deal Value Compared To Previous Year Majorly Led By North America; Deal Count Increased 76.3% YoY
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The global M&A activity bounced back strongly during the month of June 2020 with over 3,800+ deals (+23% MoM) totaling ~USD 380bn in value. Despite a challenging macro backdrop over Covid-19 globally, we see opportunistic investor behavior in sectors such as Healthcare and Online food delivery.
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The EV sector is all set to revive the slumped global auto sector.With global governmental policies and falling EV vehicle prices working in the sector’s favour, the industry could be valued at US$360bn by 2025 led by China & Europe. EV share of total new car sales expected to cross ~12mn mark by 2025 (from 2.1mn in 2019). The sector prospects looks attractive and is witnessing increased capital market activities in recent times with Companies such as Nikola Corp and Li Auto already listed this year while Hyliion and Fisker are in the queue.
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The EV sector is all set to revive the slumped global auto sector.With global governmental policies and falling EV vehicle prices working in the sector’s favour, the industry could be valued at US$360bn by 2025 led by China & Europe. EV share of total new car sales expected to cross ~12mn mark by 2025 (from 2.1mn in 2019). The sector prospects looks attractive and is witnessing increased capital market activities in recent times with Companies such as Nikola Corp and Li Auto already listed this year while Hyliion and Fisker are in the queue.
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Corporate bond market activity remained buoyant in the month of June raising ~USD 1.3Tn (+4% MoM) despite the Corona scare with China-based firms dominating the issuances market followed by the US. Amongst the sectors, Financials continued to enhance their capital and liquidity position through bond placements and remained the top issuers while Consumer Discretionary which was impacted by tightening liquidity due to Corona fallout and refinancing needs for its highly leveraged balance sheet stood a distant second. Incidentally, Consumer Discretionary sector also saw the worst impact of Covid-19 accounting for nearly half of total bankruptcy incidences during the month. The rating agencies’ activities that we track clearly indicated that stress pockets continue across most sectors with Industrials and Consumers worst impacted with ratings downgrades while Utilities stood relatively resilient while the bond indices in both Europe and the US bounced back from its March lows in line with equity benchmarks.
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