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1、February 2024China M&A 2023Review and OutlookPwCForewordThe data presented is based on information compiled by Refinitiv Eikon(formerly named“ThomsonReuters”),CV Source,AVCJ,public news and PwC analysis unless stated otherwiseThomson Reuters and CV Source record announced deals.Some announced de

2、als will not go on to completeThe deal volume figures presented in this report refer to the number of deals announced,whether or not a value is disclosed for the deal The deal value figures presented in this report refer only to those deals where a value has been disclosed(referred to in this presen

3、tation as“disclosed value”)“Domestic”means China including Hong Kong,Macau and Taiwan“Outbound”relates to mainland China company acquisitions abroad“Inbound”relates to overseas company acquisitions of domestic companies“Private Equity deals”or“PE deals”refer to financial buyer deals with deal value

4、over US$10mn and invested mainly by private equity GPs but also including direct investments by financial institutions and conglomerates which are of the nature of private equity type investment2Explanation of data shown in this presentation(1)PwC“VC deals”refer to financial buyer deals with deal va

5、lue of less than US$10mn and/or with undisclosed deal value,but invested by financial buyers“Strategic buyer”refers to corporate buyers(as opposed to financial buyers)that acquire companies with the objective of integrating the acquisition in their existing business“Financial buyer”refers to investo

6、rs that acquire companies with the objective of realising a return on their investment by selling the business at a profit at a future date and mainly,but not entirely,comprises PE and VC funds In order to exclude foreign exchange impact,deal values from previous years were adjusted based on monthly

7、 average Rmb/US$exchange rate in 20233ForewordExplanation of data shown in this presentation(2)China M&AOverview1PwCFinancialbuyer-backed mainland China outbound deals are also included in financial buyer deals,but they are not double counted in the total deal volume and deal value in the table

8、above.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysis5Total deal volume and value,from 2019 to 2023Volume ValueVolume ValueVolume ValueVolume ValueVolume Value(US$bn)(US$bn)(US$bn)(US$bn)(US$bn)Strategic buyersDomestic4,498 269.1 4,530 341.0 5,143 238.9 4,478 193.0 3,240 147.1 -28%-24%Foreign248 2

9、0.6 181 14.2 142 18.2 124 14.0 80 14.6 -35%4%Total Strategic buyers4,746 289.7 4,711 355.2 5,285 257.1 4,602 207.0 3,320 161.7 -28%-22%Financial buyersPrivate Equity1,585 203.7 2,077 324.3 2,269 303.4 2,020 234.8 1,168 148.3 -42%-37%VC2,549 2.6 3,361 2.7 4,920 3.4 4,766 5.5 3,766 3.0 -21%-45%*Total

10、Financial buyers4,134 206.3 5,438 327.0 7,189 306.8 6,786 240.3 4,934 151.3 -27%-37%Mainland China OutboundSOE60 15.9 27 6.2 19 4.5 30 5.3 23 3.7 -23%-30%POE384 25.9 253 21.4 211 8.6 172 7.4 195 12.0 13%62%*Financial buyers223 14.7 123 13.6 272 32.6 288 29.8 136 3.3 -53%-89%Total Mainland China Outb

11、ound667 56.5 403 41.2 502 45.7 490 42.5 354 19.0 -28%-55%HK Outbound159 13.8 122 6.2 86 4.9 129 4.8 91 4.4 -29%-8%Total9,483 551.6 10,551 716.0 12,790 581.9 11,719 464.8 8,563 333.1 -27%-28%2020202120222023%Diff vol.2023 vs.2022%Diff val.2023 vs.20222019China M&A fell to multi-year lows in 2023,

12、down 28%to US$333bn;however outbound investments by privately-owned enterprises bucked the trend rebounding by 13%in volume and 62%in value compared to the 2022 lowsPwCSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysis6Total deal volume and value,from 2013 to 2023Although deal levels hit 10-year lows

13、 in 2023,the second half of the year did show some improvement over the first half,up 19%in value terms and 12%by volume1,826 2,621 2,654 4,245 4,543 4,876 5,365 6,042 4,375 5,464 5,653 5,234 500244814,989 5,562 6,101 6,689 6,173 5,546 4,045 4,518 104.6 148.3 177.8 215.1 301.3 346.5 375.1 345.5 253.

14、7 387.9 330.3 312.9 251.2 300.5310.9 405.3 271.5 310.4 226.4 238.3 152.2 180.9 -1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,0000501001502002503003504004501H132H131H142H141H152H151H162H161H172H171H182H181H192H191H202H201H212H211H222H221H232H23Deal volumeDeal valueNo.US$billionPwC55 financial buyer-le

15、d mainland China outbound deals are also recorded in private equity deals,81 are included in VC dealsSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysis7No.Deal volume by main category 4,498 4,530 5,143 4,478 3,240 248181142 124 80 1,585 2,077 2,269 2,020 1,168 15912286 129 91 667403502 490 354 2,549

16、3,361 4,920 4,766 3,766 02,0004,0006,0008,00010,00012,00014,00020192020202120222023Domestic Strategic BuyersForeign Strategic BuyersPrivate Equity DealsHong Kong OutboundChina Mainland OutboundVC DealsIn volume terms,domestic strategic deals fell by 28%,PE by 42%and VC by 21%PwC8269.1 341.0 238.9 19

17、3.0 147.1 20.6 14.2 18.2 14.0 14.6 203.7 324.3 303.4 234.8 148.3 13.8 6.2 4.9 4.8 4.4 56.5 41.2 45.7 42.5 19.0 010020030040050060070080020192020202120222023Domestic Strategic BuyersForeign Strategic BuyersPrivate Equity DealsHong Kong OutboundChina Mainland OutboundUS$billion*US$3.1bn of financialbu

18、yer-backed mainland China outbound deals are also recorded in private equity deals.US$0.2bn are recorded in VC deals(excluded from this chart).Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisDeal value by main category(excludes VC)Deal values fell to multi-year lows with domestic strategic M&A

19、down by 24%and PE dropping by 37%PwC9*Defined as US$1bn Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisNo.67 34 39 42 37 34 39 22 24 1 2354 2 4 4 5 27 19192427 48 44 22 18 19 48282012 8 9 5 2 1 1 1 1 020406080100120201520162017201820192020202120222023Domestic Strategic BuyersForeign Strategic Buye

20、rsPrivate Equity DealsChina Mainland OutboundHong Kong Outbound1149380899791103Number of deals with value US$1 billion54There were only 50 mega-deals(US$1bn)in 2023 of which 28 were related to SOEs;the mega deals were highly concentrated in the key sectors in the 14th5-year-plan;four sectors account

21、ed for 41 out of 50 mega deals,being industrials(13),high tech(11),financials(9)and energy&power(8)50Strategicbuyers2PwC248 181 142 124804,498 4,530 5,143 4,478 3,240 20.6 14.2 18.2 14.0 14.6 269.1 341.0 238.9 193.0 147.1 05010015020025030035040001,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,0002019202020212022202

22、3Announced Deal Volume InboundAnnounced Deal Volume DomesticAnnounced Deal Value InboundAnnounced Deal Value DomesticUS$billion11No.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisStrategic buyer deals Domestic&ForeignDomestic strategic M&A fell 28%in value affected by multiple negative fac

23、tors in the wider environment including slower than expected economic recovery,policy uncertainties,geopolitical tensions,global interest rate effects,deleveraging,real-estate and equity market declines among others;these factors combined to sharply reduce asset valuations and led to a lack of confi

24、dence in dealmakingPwC12Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisStrategic buyer deal volume by industry sectorDeal volumes also fell,although industrials and high technology sectors were still the biggest sectors overall,as many of the industrial deals were focused on SOE reforms,SOE-driven

25、 industrial upgrades,re-capitalisations and integrations between large SOE groups;government policies tended to encourage activities in industrials,high tech and energy&power sectors110894712651,273 877725767 898 830 612389440344458 393374434537373 363366364577457 343750720680424 301461406344277

26、 176369397326280 107204236 314230 148 010002000300040005000600020192020202120222023IndustrialsHigh TechnologyFinancialsEnergy and PowerHealthcareConsumerMaterialsReal EstateOthersNo.PwC60.674.068.372.141.838.625.232.529.030.420.432.742.724.828.626.840.528.017.519.344.389.119.114.118.818.818.717.315.

27、87.241.630.922.519.06.628.526.116.69.95.96.914.15.50.61.03.13.94.64.32.105010015020025030035040020192020202120222023IndustrialsFinancialsEnergy and PowerHigh TechnologyConsumerHealthcareReal EstateMaterialsMedia and EntertainmentOthersUS$billion13Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisStra

28、tegic buyer deal value by industry sectorIn value terms,mega deals were mainly concentrated in financial service sectors,NEV(recorded in industrials),ESG/energy transition(recorded in energy&power),and semiconductors(recorded in high technology);16 out of 24 mega-deals in domestic strategic M&am

29、p;A involved SOEs;inbound deal values actually increased by 4%compared to 2022 with 5 mega deals in various sectors$40bn Honour mobile deal was included in the 2H20 consumer dealsPE/VC andfinancial buyer deals3PwCSource:AVCJ and PwC analysis88.9 49.0 25.3 9.0 29.6 30.2 28.1 53.3 9.0 28.6 78.9 26.1 3

30、3.6 48.1 50.1 18.3 103 283281210112221 317 229 05010015020025030035002040608010012020162017201820192020202120222023Renminbi Fund SizeNon-renminbi Fund SizeFund VolumeNo.US$billion15PE/VC fund raising for China investmentThese figures do not take into account available capital from alternative financ

31、ial investors,e.g.corporate and SOE investment arms/captive-PEs,financial institutions,HNWI-platforms,government-backed funds and sovereign investorsPE fundraising swung sharply in favour of renminbi raises with dollar funds generally struggling to raise capital specifically for China investment aff

32、ected by geo-political issues,economic weakness,and uncertainties around policies and regulations affecting certain sectors;a perceived benefit in investing from domestic capital pools was a clear factor in the marketPwC1,5852,0772,2692,0201,168203.7 324.3 303.4 234.8 148.3 0501001502002503003500500

33、1,0001,5002,0002,50020192020202120222023Announced Deal VolumeAnnounced Deal ValueUS$billion16No.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisPE deals overviewHowever,investment volumes and values from PE fell sharply by 42%and 37%with pricing concerns resulting in a lack of willing sellers and f

34、oreign PEs in particular inclined to sit on the sidelines waiting for market uncertainties to become clearer;there were 18 mega-deals involving PE(vs 22 in 2022)of which 11 involved SOEsPwC1714.1Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisPE deal volume by industry sectorIn terms of volumes,ind

35、ustrials,high tech and healthcare continued to be top three most favored sectors;while consumer deals continued to trend down293 462 421 470308338 468 611 630291164 384 483 360194117 108 113 155111260 271 258 138105105 96 86 1047691 73 61 6245149 125 121 4696890 115 5529 0500100015002000250020192020

36、202120222023IndustrialsHigh TechnologyHealthcareEnergy and PowerConsumerMaterialsReal EstateFinancial ServicesOthersNo.PwC1832.363.369.765.2 40.9 34.565.154.746.3 39.8 15.915.519.748.2 19.0 17.441.637.424.0 14.0 15.818.315.45.6 8.1 41.643.452.217.4 8.0 25.052.931.213.5 7.9 11.310.68.311.0 6.8 1.73.9

37、3.70.5 2.0 8.29.09.40.9 0.9 2.1 05010015020025030035020192020202120222023High TechnologyIndustrialsEnergy and PowerHealthcareReal EstateConsumerFinancialsMaterialsTelecommunicationsMedia and EntertainmentOthersUS$billion14.1Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisPE deal value by industry s

38、ectorThere was a decline in dollar terms in almost all sectors and the few mega deals were focused on government encouraged themes,such as high tech,industrials,and ESG/energy transitionPwC2,549 3,361 4,920 4,766 3,766 2.6 2.7 3.4 5.5 3.0 012345601,0002,0003,0004,0005,0006,00020192020202120222023Ann

39、ounced Deal VolumeAnnounced Deal ValueNo.19US$billionSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisVenture Capital DealsVenture capital investment volumes also declined further,off by 20%from their peaks in 2021PwC2283055461,0941,9221,464123227370 414 348 274 4418148210120705001,0001,5002,0002,50

40、0201820192020202120222023Trade saleIPOother20No.Source:CV Source and PwC analysisPE/VC-backed deal exit volume by typePE exit data were impacted by the unfavourable IPO market and asset prices generally in 2023,although this is one area which is not at multi-year lows reflecting the ongoing maturing

41、 of PE activities in China;in fact there has been focus in the market on preparing PE-held assets for exit but a general reluctance to launch processes given the continuing softness in asset valuesPwC40 63 117 159 135 97-60 127 137 109 65 32 36 51 55 16 17-44 44 30 38 47 41 39 43 19 19 28 21 2 6 2 1

42、1 3 2 050100150200250300350400450201820192020202120222023ShenzhenShanghai STARShanghai ABSE(Beijing)Hong KongNYSE/NASDAQOthersBeijing Stock Exchange opened in November 2021 and first IPO was approved on 6 January 2022 by“Registration System”instead of“Authorisation System”.21No.Source:CV Source and

43、PwC analysisPE/VC-backed IPO exit volume by bourseFor the same reasons,PE-backed IPO activity was subdued with the mainland China markets again dominatingMainland Chinaoutbound M&A4PwCSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysis23No.Mainland China outbound dealsMainland China outbound M&

44、;A deal value continued its long decline since the peaks of 2016 falling to only US$19bn the lowest level since the global financial crisis in 2008;however,behind the scenes we have seen more recent enquiries about Chinese outbound deal opportunities126 144 188 206 191 198 272 380 920 806 627 667 40

45、3 502 490 354 10.3 32.5 40.6 42.0 57.8 50.1 54.9 54.5 199.6 116.1 89.2 56.5 41.2 45.7 42.5 19.0 05010015020025001002003004005006007008009001,0002008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023Deal VolumeDeal ValueUS$billionPwC24No.60 27 19 30 23 384 253 211 172 195 223 123 272 288 13

46、6 05101520253035-100 200 300 400 500 600 700 80020192020202120222023SOE Announced Deal VolumePOE Announced Deal VolumeFinancial buyer Announced Deal VolumeSOE Announced Deal ValuePOE Announced Deal ValueFinancial buyer Announced Deal ValueUS$billionSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisMa

47、inland China outbound deals by investor typeAlthough in general the outbound activities were at a low level,investments by privately-owned enterprises increased both in volume and value,albeit off relatively low basesPwC25US$billion0.6-2.1 0.1-0.5 2.0 1.2 1.2 0.6 1.8 0.9 1.5-0.1 0.7 7.5 1.0 2.0 2.0

48、15.5 0.9 0.2 0.2 0.1 2.9 0.2-0.1 0.2 6.0 3.1 0.8 0.8 0.7 0.3 0.4 0.1 0.7-1.7 0.3 0.0 0.4 02468101214161820IndustrialsHigh TechnologyMaterialsHealthcareConsumerEnergy and powerFinancialsOthers 2023 Financial buyers 2023 POE 2023 SOE 2022 Financial buyers 2022 POE 2022 SOELightspeed China Ventures acq

49、uired Anduril Industries(US)for US$1.5bnChina Merchant Fund(SOE background financial buyer)and BlackRock consortium acquired Aramco Gas Pipelines Company in Saudi Arabia for US$15.5bn.BYD acquired Jabil(Singapore)for US$2.2bnSource:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisMainland China outbound de

50、als by industry sector value Two outbound mega deals were announced in the second half of 2023;industrials,high tech and materials were the top three sectors by valuePwC26No.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisMainland China outbound deals by industry sector volume And high technology,i

51、ndustrials and healthcare were the top three sectors by volume1825122 36382322420218 157164030211815 2 4 2 1 8 6 47 59 32 17 10 10 11 955 14 29 20 11 5 2050100150200250High TechnologyIndustrialsHealthcareConsumerFinancialsMaterialsEngergy and powerOthers2023 Financial buyers2023 POE2023 SOE2022 Fina

52、ncial buyers2022 POE2022 SOEPwC27Mainland China outbound deals by region value 14.4 7.8 15.2 7.8 7.4 16.5 20.6 13.3 7.2 4.7 0.8 0.6 1.3 0.7 2.8 10.9 6.5 9.9 7.2 2.7 3.8 2.3 2.1 3.1 0.8 1.0 0.3 1.2 14.9 0.4 9.2 3.3 2.6 1.6 0.2 010203040506020192020202120222023AsiaEuropeAfricaNorth AmericaOceaniaMiddl

53、e EastSouth AmericaUS$billionChina Merchant Fund(SOE background financial buyer)and BlackRock consortium acquired Aramco Gas Pipelines Company in Saudi Arabia for US$15.5bn.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisDeal values were at low levels;Asia was the most-favored destination by deal v

54、alue PwC28192 126 106 130 118 144 99 193 170103226 119 137 1189519 7 13 15447 23 20 34 19 28 22 18 12 6 11 7 15 119010020030040050060070080020192020202120222023AsiaNorth AmericaEuropeSouth AmericaOceaniaMiddle EastAfricaNo.Source:Refinitiv Eikon,CV Source and PwC analysisMainland China outbound deal

55、s by region volume Asia,US and Europe were the top three investment destination in volume termsKeymessages5PwCKey messagesOverallChina M&A fell to multi-year lows in 2023,down 28%to US$333bn;however outbound investments by privately-owned enterprises bucked the trend rebounding by 13%in volume a

56、nd 62%in value compared to the 2022 lowsAlthough deal levels hit 10-year lows in 2023,the second half of the year did show some improvement over the first half,up 19%in value terms and 12%by volumeIn volume terms,domestic strategic deals fell by 28%,PE by 42%and VC by 21%Deal values fell to multi-ye

57、ar lows with domestic strategic M&A down by 24%and PE dropping by 37%There were only 50 mega-deals(US$1bn)in 2023 of which 28 were related to SOEs;the mega deals were highly concentrated in the key sectors in the 14th 5-year-plan;four sectors accounted for 41 out of 50 mega deals,being industria

58、ls(13),high tech(11),financials(9)and energy&power(8)Domestic and Foreign-Inbound StrategicDomestic strategic M&A fell 28%in value affected by multiple negative factors in the wider environment including slower than expected economic recovery,policy uncertainties,geopolitical tensions,global

59、 interest rate effects,deleveraging,real-estate and equity market declines among others;these factors combined to sharply reduce asset valuations and led to a lack of confidence in dealmakingDeal volumes also fell,although industrials and high technology sectors were still the biggest sectors overal

60、l,as many of the industrial deals were focused on SOE reforms,SOE-driven industrial upgrades,re-capitalisations and integrations between large SOE groups;government policies tended to encourage activities in industrials,high tech and energy&power sectorsIn value terms,mega deals were mainly conc

61、entrated in financial service sectors,NEV(recorded in industrials),ESG/energy transition(recorded in energy&power),and semiconductors(recorded in high technology);16 out of 24 mega-deals in domestic strategic M&A involved SOEs;inbound deal values actually increased by 4%compared to 2022 with

62、 5 mega deals in various sectors30China M&A in 2023(1)PwCPE/VC and financial buyer deals PE fundraising swung sharply in favour of renminbi raises with dollar funds generally struggling to raise capital specifically for China investment affected by geo-political issues,economic weakness,and unce

63、rtainties around policies and regulations affecting certain sectors;a perceived benefit in investing from domestic capital pools was a clear factor in the marketHowever,investment volumes and values from PE fell sharply by 42%and 37%with pricing concerns resulting in a lack of willing sellers and fo

64、reign PEs in particular inclined to sit on the sidelines waiting for market uncertainties to become clearer;there were 18 mega-deals involving PE(vs 22 in 2022)of which 11 involved SOEsIn terms of volumes,industrials,high tech and healthcare continued to be top three most favored sectors;while consu

65、mer deals continued to trend downThere was a decline in dollar terms in almost all sectors and the few mega deals were focused on government encouraged themes,such as high tech,industrials,and ESG/energy transitionVenture capital investment volumes also declined further,off by 20%from their peaks in

66、 2021PE exit data were impacted by the unfavourable IPO market and asset prices generally in 2023,although this is one area which is not at multi-year lows reflecting the ongoing maturing of PE activities in China;in fact there has been focus in the market on preparing PE-held assets for exit but a

67、general reluctance to launch processes given the continuing softness in asset valuesFor the same reasons,PE-backed IPO activity was subdued with the mainland China markets again dominating31Key messagesChina M&A in 2023(2)PwCMainland China OutboundMainland China outbound M&A deal value conti

68、nued its long decline since the peaks of 2016 falling to only US$19bn the lowest level since the global financial crisis in 2008;however,behind the scenes we have seen more recent enquiries about Chinese outbound deal opportunitiesAlthough in general the outbound activities were at a low level,inves

69、tments by privately-owned enterprises increased both in volume and value,albeit off relatively low basesTwo outbound mega deals were announced in the second half of 2023;industrials,high tech and materials were the top three sectors by valueAnd high technology,industrials and healthcare were the top

70、 three sectors by volumeDeal values were at low levels;Asia was the most-favored destination by deal value Asia,US and Europe were the top three investment destination in volume terms32Key messagesChina M&A in 2023(3)Outlook6PwCOutlook for 2024(1)34Deal flows in China in 2023 were impacted by a

71、slower than expected economic rebound and ongoing regulatory,economic and geopolitical uncertaintyBehind the scenes we have seen PE investors and some MNCs starting preparatory work for sale processes but it is still unclear as to what extent these will be launched into the market in the first half

72、of 2024For foreign investors,including US$-funded PE,it appears that the investment landscape in China has narrowed somewhat with certain sectors likely out of bounds at least in the near term As part of this,investors are also wary of pending rules from US lawmakers which may constrain overseas dep

73、loyment of US capital,again likely to be sector-specific;the appetite of foreign LPs for China investment allocations is also questionable at this time.Nevertheless,there continue to be some positive influences for China M&A,including:There is a pipeline of pent-up demand,and processes have been

74、 building somewhat behind the scenes(i.e.not in the numbers yet)in the second half of 2023;Chinas leadership has indicated intentions to re-prioritise economic growth;support the private sector and the internet/platform economy;take measures to stimulate domestic consumption;make accommodations and

75、work-outs around real-estate(albeit this remains a significant risk and drag on growth);and attract foreign investment;There are some signs of rapprochement in the US-China relationship,with some recent high-profile visits from US officials into China and meetings between the two leaders;Globally,th

76、ere are hopes that inflation is coming under control and that interest rates may have peaked.Public market asset valuations have been improving in markets outside China.Any rebound in global M&A would also be positive for China deal activity;There are still record levels of dry powder for financ

77、ial sponsors,and pressure to deploy this capital;(contd overleaf)PwCOutlook for 2024(2)35(contd)For foreign PEs,there is a general shortage of viable alternative investment markets for large scale capital deployment in Asia-Pacific and the risk of FOMO if China rebounds;PEs are also likely to be act

78、ive sellers as they look to return capital to LPs to enable future fund-raising rounds;Domestic(renminbi funded)PEs are generally active with strong fundraising in 2023;SOE reform will continue to drive some larger scale M&A;We anticipate more robust A-share capital market M&A activities,in

79、particular driven by state-owned and controlled listed companies;MNCs are revisiting their China strategies and structures and taking steps to optimise their portfolios;andWe are already seeing increased demand for outbound investment,especially into the Asia-Pacific region.In summary the M&A ma

80、rket needs an injection of confidence.Investors are looking for:More consistently positive economic indicators;Substantive government support or stimulus;Sustained improvement in public equity valuations;andMore stabilisation of the relationship between China and the USIf some or all of these factor

81、s start to emerge over the summer then we would hope to see a stronger second quarter of 2024 leading into more robust and sustained deal activity for the second half of 2024In this scenario,growth areas are likely to include:PE exit activity;MNC portfolio optimisation;Ongoing SOE reform;A-share cap

82、ital market M&A;andDomestic(renminbi funded)M&AMaking predictions is difficult in this environment,but on balance we do expect a double digit increase in M&A numbers in 2024 compared to 2023PwCData compilation methodology and disclaimerAcquisitions of private/public companies resulting i

83、n change of controlInvestments in private/public companies(involving at least 5%ownership)MergersBuyouts/buy-ins(LBOs,MBOs,MBIs)PrivatisationsTender offersSpinoffsSplit-off of a wholly-owned subsidiary when 100%sold via IPODivestment of company,division or trading assets resulting in change of contr

84、ol at parent levelReverse takeoversRe-capitalisationJoint Venture buyoutsJoint VenturesReceivership or bankruptcy sales/auctionsTracking stockExcluded DealsProperty/real estate for individual propertiesRumored transactionsOptions granted to acquire an additional stake when not 100%of the shares has

85、been acquired Any purchase of brand rightsLand acquisitionsEquity placements in fundsStake purchases by mutual fundsOpen market share buyback/retirement of stock unless part of a privatisationBalance sheet restructuring or internal restructuringInvestments in greenfield operationsGoing private trans

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