Mumbai, March 30 -- Mergers and acquisitions in India will likely see a surge in volumes in 2025-26 both because of a volatile equity market and strong corporate balance sheets, said investment bankers and dealmakers at the Mint India Investment Summit.
M&A activity in 2024 fell to a four-year low in terms of deal value to $80.5 billion, down 11.4% from the year before, show data from LSEG Deals Intelligence. Last year, however, was India's busiest dealmaking year with 2,756 deals announced.
"If you are talking about M&A, in the last two years M&A volumes were down. That was offset by robust equity market volumes," said Arun Saigal, managing director and head of financing and M&A, Barclays India. "If you were to ask me going forward for...
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