PE dealmaking at lowest in five years but set to rebound – S&P Global report

Experts expect a possible revival of investor interest in China, which lost favour among US investors last year. Across APAC, consumer, manufacturing and industrials are sectors to watch.

Private equity (PE) dealmaking in 2022 hit its lowest level in five years, following six consecutive quarters of progressive decline, according to a recent research report by S&P Global. The region, excluding Japan, saw just 42 transactions totalling $5.39 billion in the fourth quarter of 2022 – in contrast to 79 deals worth $20.07 billion in the same period of 2021, and $25.42 billion across 91 deals in Q3 2021. In total, 2022 saw 208 PE transactions with a total value of $35.43 billion, the research found.

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