Since January 1, 31 firms have listed on the domestic bourses and raised Rs 45,774 crore, according to data by Prime Database. The year has also seen big-bang M&A action with the $8.5 billion RIL-Disney merger and the $2.5-billion sale of American Tower Corp's (ATC) India unit to Brookfield-backed DIT
Commenting on the deal street trajectory for 2022, Grant Thornton's Prashant Mehra, speculated that things may pick up towards the end of the year in December.
Of the total PE money, as much as $35 billion were pumped into start-ups alone, the report added.
After a period of lull, deals in the insurance space have once again started off in the insurance industry.
It has been a year of the dealmakers. M&A has picked up like never before, FY17 will go down in the history of Deal Street as a year with some remarkable transactions. Big Deal lists out the top5 deals of the year.
Watch S Ramesh, MD & CEO at Kotak Investment Banking and Sourav Mallik, Joint MD at Kotak Investment Banking speaking with Nisha Poddar of CNBC-TV18 about deal street's outlook for 2017.
Vikas Khemani, President & CEO of Edelweiss Securities and Sanjeev Krishnan, Leader – Private Equity at PwC India are talking about the deal street and how it is going to unravel in the year 2017.
According to a Grant Thornton report, deals worth USD 45.8 billion were struck during January-October.
The first quarter of this year saw tepid activity on Deal Street. However, activity managed to pick up in the second quarter. One key deal that stood out during the first six months of this year was the USD 2.5 billion Apollo Tyres-Cooper transaction, says Raja Lahiri, partner, Grant Thornton.
With the Indian economy slowing to its lowest growth rate in a decade India‘s consumption story is in question, but at 5 percent plus we are still one of the fastest growing markets in the world and an attractive investment destination for global retailers.
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Deal street has been busy this month and just this week saw some big ticket consolidation in the multiplex business. PVR Cinemas will buy a 69.3% stake in Cinemax - a multiplex chain owned by the Kanakia Group.
All the bulls were back on Deal Street in 2010 and deals worth USD 66 billions got tied up. While the appetite for merger and acquisition (M&A) is back, dealmakers did face several hurdles. So, what were the highlights of 2010, and the lessons learnt? Experts discuss.