The deals team helps companies make acquisitions, investments, divestitures, joint ventures, spin-offs and strategic alliances. In addition, the team provides advice to corporates for raising new finance or improving the efficiency of funding on their balance sheets. In each case we have the same overriding objective: to ensure clients maximise the return on their deal.
With more than 250 dedicated specialists in our Indian deals business we bring a unique combination of financial, commercial and operational insight to every deal. Our dedicated industry specialists across these disciplines deliver unparalleled knowledge to our clients as we navigate the deal process with them.
2018 has been a blockbuster year for deal activity in India. This year has broken all previous records by crossing the USD 100 billion mark in terms of deal value across both private equity (PE) and strategic (M&A) transactions. Deal value as of 3 December 2018 had reached a record high of around USD 105 billion across 1,640 transactions.
This report explores in depth the growing e-commerce market in India and highlights the potential it holds in contributing to future economic growth. Through this report PwC, in partnership with NASSCOM, has attempted to bring to the fore key regulatory and infrastructure-related challenges faced by e-commerce players and also put forward recommendations required to help the industry grow and thrive in India.
There are numerous qualitative factors which drive M&A; however, very often, the question that is asked is, does M&A really create value? And if not, then why do we see such sequential growth in levels of M&A activity?
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC or Code) is one of the most effective reforms brought in with the potential of transparently and expeditiously resolving India’s overwhelming non-performing assets (NPAs) conundrum.
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