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Expected region from where the most active buyers to be based in 2011
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Expected regions from where the most attractive acquisition targets to be based in 2011
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Industry sectors do you expect to contain the most M&A activity in 2011
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Americas M&As
The Americas region announced over $1.1 trillion in transaction volume in 2010. This represented of
12% increase from 2009
The average deal size for transactions in the region for 2010 was $264 million
Deals in the region were dominated by exploration & production oil companies, with an aggregate
volume of $99.70 billion for targets and $74.85 billion for acquirers
The most prominent deal in this sector was the Petrobras purchase of offshore Brazilian oil properties
from the Federative Republic of Brazil for $42.5 billion
Between 2000 and 2010, the oil & gas industry dominated. Its resilience from the 2003 low
($26billion) is apparent with its total volume reaching $176 billion in 2010. The second best
performer is the telecommunications industry reporting $87 billion in 2010 M&A activity.
Commercial services fell in to third place with $47 billion worth of deals announced.
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EMEAs M&AS
EMEA region reported over $787 billion in transaction volume this year. This represented an 18%
increase from 2009, a total of $662 billion
The average deal size for transactions in the region for 2010 was $250 million
Financial companies and integrated electric companies were the most acquisitive companies, with
each totaling $61 billion and $55 billion respectively.
APAX Partners announced the most deals in 2010 (23); it partnered with Bridge point Capital Ltd to
acquire Histoire DOr from One NFLLLP for 600 million
2009s economic slump severely affected the M&A market. It totaled only $663 billion as compared
to over $2 trillion in 2007. The 2010 exit from the global recession positively affected the M&A
market. Deal volume increased 19.5%.
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APAC M&As
The developed and emerging economies of Asia Pacific engaged in over 8,700 deals worth more than
$594 billion. This is a 25% increase in volume compared to 2009, where there were 9,288 reported
deals worth $477 billion
The average deal size for transactions in the Asia Pacific for 2010 was $95 million
The financial industry experienced the highest M&A activity, with acquirer spaying over $150 billion
to acquire companies located in China, Australia, Japan, India, and the United States.
The largest deal in the region was Bharti Airtel's purchase of Zain Africa BV from Mobile
Telecommunications for $10.7 billion
The most acquisitive country was China, which announced over $144.52 billion of deals. Japan and
Australia followed, with $85 billion and $58 billion worth of transactions respectively
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M&As in INDIA
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M&As in INDIA
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Global M&A activity witnessed a strong come back with aggregate volume and deal count figures
surpassing 2009 levels
Asia Pacific companies are expected to be the most acquisitive buyers in 2011, while respondents
expect the most attractive targets to continue to be found among firms based in the North American
region
2010 has been a record year for India M&A. As per market data, announced M&A volume has
surpassed the previous record of $68 billion achieved in 2007.
From an outbound M&A perspective, India continues to expect activity in natural resources (i.e. oil
& gas and metals & mining) and technology (IT services). For inbound M&A, we would probably
highlight healthcare, consumer and telecom
Large deals may continue to skew India M&A volumes but ultimately the bread and butter for
mature M&A markets is mid-market deals. We can expect continued momentum in mid-market
M&A in India. The interesting thing is, unlike in 2007, a $500-million deal is not as big today
because average deal sizes in India have increased.
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