Mergers & acquisitions started off on a strong footing, hitting a four-year high at USD 30.3 billion in the first quarter of 2022, bucking the global trend where deal-making fell sharply, says a report. Deal activity grew by 5.6 per cent in value terms in January-March 2022 compared to the first quarter of 2021, making it the highest first-quarter period since 2018 when it was USD 31.1 billion. In volume terms, the M&A activity grew 29.6 per cent in the first quarter of 2022, making it the best-ever quarterly number, according to the M&A numbers collated by Refinitiv, an LSEG business, which is among the world's largest providers of financial markets data and infrastructure. M&As involving domestic companies stood at USD 23.7 billion, down 8.3 per cent on year. Domestic M&As declined 24.5 per cent to USD 12.1 billion, and inbound M&As grew by 17.9 per cent to USD 11.6 billion, which is the highest first-quarter period since 2017. The US was the most active ...
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Deal Street had the best year in 2021, clocking the highest tallies in both value and volume terms at USD 115 billion involving 2,224 deals, an industry report said. This was USD 37 billion and 867 transactions more than the corresponding figures for 2020. While 499 mergers and acquisitions (M&As) worth USD 42.9 billion were concluded in the year gone by, there were 1,624 private equity deals involving USD 48.2 billion, and 101 IPOs and QIPs worth USD 23.9 billion, of which 65 initial public offerings alone fetched a record USD 17.7 billion, according to data collated by Grant Thornton. The year was also a record in terms of large deals as there were 14 deals of over USD 1 billion each, 15 between USD 500 million and USD 999 million, and 135 between USD 100 million and USD 499 million. Though these transactions accounted for only 8 per cent of volume, they fetched as much as 80 per cent of value, the report said. Of the overall deals, domestic deals constituted 76 per cent and the
Sebi on Thursday clarified on guidelines for processing of draft schemes pertaining to mergers and demergers filed by listed companies with the stock exchanges. Under the rule, listed entities desirous of undertaking a scheme of arrangement are required to submit certain documents to the exchanges. Listed entities will be required to submit no objection certificate (NOC) from the lending scheduled commercial banks/financial institutions as well as debenture trustees, Sebi said in circular issued on Thursday. This circular is an addendum to the one issued on Tuesday. On Tuesday, the regulator said that such entities will be required to submit NOC from the lending scheduled commercial banks or financial institutions. Apart from this, the listed entities are required to submit certain documents to the exchange, which includes a valuation report. As per the revised guidelines, this report needs to be accompanied by an undertaking from the listed entity, stating that no material event
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