In line with global M&A, private equity dealmaking experienced a dip in activity during the third quarter
Q3 dealmaking reflected multiple downward pressures on the market, including rising inflation, stock market volatility, and the spiralling European energy crisis
A string of megadeals powered dealmaking activity during the first half of the year
Overseas buyers, particularly from the US, UK, and Canada, propelled regional dealmaking in the first half of the year
Pandemic-fueled demand for delivery services is attracting investors looking for quick profits and low risk
Positive tailwinds such as the global shift to clean energy sources and the need to replenish infrastructure are driving dealmaking in the sector
Carve-out deals are offering businesses and investors an alternative route to growth in a post-COVID global economy
A host of megadeals bumped up deal value in the sector, but regulatory and economic headwinds remain
Dealmaking failed to reach the highs of the previous year as rising inflation and a challenging financing environment put some deals under question
Long-term consumer behavior triggered by the pandemic continues to catalyze deal activity
Ambitious decarbonization targets and high investment returns are drawing interest from both local and international buyers
Private equity dealmaking was slow to pick up the pace in Q1, yet activity remained in line with pre-pandemic levels
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