Introduction
The Sustainable Technology Investment Market Profiler update reports provide investment updates on a semi-annual basis, highlighting recent developments in the sustainability area in terms of various types of investments and deals — M&A, IPO, PE, Venture Financing, etc.
Features and benefits
A snapshot of how the overall deal activity has evolved in the wind sector over the last few quarters, both in value and volume terms.
An examination of the distribution of deals by geography (for both acquirer and target companies), by deal rationale and by deal type.
A snapshot of the volume trend in terms of cross-border and cross-regional deals experienced in the sector across the globe.
A snapshot of the key deal type witnessed in the sector in terms of deal volume and value trend, distribution by geography, rationale, etc.
Highlights
In Q2–Q3 2010, globally, the wind sector recorded 70 deals worth $5.5bn compared to 37 deals worth $7.2bn during the corresponding period in 2009, an increase of 89% by volume and decrease of 24% in value terms. There has been a steady rise in total deal volume in 2010, even though value totals have continued to fluctuate.
In terms of geographic distribution, developed economies, particularly Europe, dominated the sector both in terms of investment outflow and inflow. Europe accounted for 87 of the 156 target companies during the period Q2 2009 – Q3 2010.
With almost 70% of outbound deals, EMEA outperforms other regions in terms of cross-border transactions' volume during the period Q2 2009 – Q3 2010.
Your key questions answered
Understand the level of deal activity in the wind sector and key factors driving the transactions.
Identify the key geographies (regions or countries) experiencing high deal activity, both inbound and outbound.
Develop acquisition / partnership strategies based on those sectors and / or geographies that are the most attractive in terms of deal activity.
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