India's Deal Market Soars to USD 123.8 Billion in 2025
Despite fewer transactions, India's deal activity soared to USD 123.8 billion in 2025, driven by larger deals, particularly in infrastructure and cross-border M&As. Investor interest remained steady, prioritizing long-term and high-value transactions amidst geopolitical uncertainties and an energy crisis.
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India's deal market saw a significant rise in activity value, reaching USD 123.8 billion in 2025 despite a dip in transaction numbers, according to a report by consultancy firm EY.
The shift towards fewer but larger transactions highlighted strategic focus in areas like infrastructure and financial services. This trend reflects investor preference for deals with long-term relevance amid heightened business risk.
While geopolitical uncertainties and energy crises demand cautious moves, investor confidence seems unshaken as the market anticipates resilient deal trends in 2026, spotlighting mature, high-value transactions.
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