London, June 29th, 2012 – The
reasons for increased M&A activity highlighted by respondents from various
industries are high operational costs, increasing competition, the need to
increase geographical presence in
key markets, the need to increase business competence, leverage economies of
scale, increase market share, and put pressure on bottom-line performance. Of
respondents across various industry
verticals, 63% of respondents from global pharmaceutical industries project
either a ‘significant increase’ or an ‘increase’ in M&A activities in 2012
(see graph below).Similar trends
are observed in mining, oil and gas, and the airports industry.
Across all industries, respondents identify India, China, and Brazil as the
most promising emerging markets, followed by the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, the US and Australia are also seen as the most promising developed
regions to offer significant growth opportunities in 2012.
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