M&A values
Disclosed values only, at US$ equivalents; enterprise or equity value as announced.
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| Period | Deals | Median | Largest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015–20 | 21 | US$1bn | US$9.6bn |
| 2021 | 8 | US$1.3bn | US$8.2bn |
| 2022–23 | 11 | US$2bn | US$7.8bn |
| 2024 on | 26 | US$792m | US$5.5bn |
What buyers pay, deal by deal, where the value is disclosed.
Disclosed values only, at US$ equivalents; enterprise or equity value as announced.
| Period | Deals | Median | Largest |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015–20 | 21 | US$1bn | US$9.6bn |
| 2021 | 8 | US$1.3bn | US$8.2bn |
| 2022–23 | 11 | US$2bn | US$7.8bn |
| 2024 on | 26 | US$792m | US$5.5bn |
66 M&A, stake and JV deals with a disclosed value, from US$180m–US$9.6bn; the median is US$962m.
2015–20: 21 deals, median US$1bn.
2021: 8 deals, median US$1.3bn.
2022–23: 11 deals, median US$2bn.
2024 on: 26 deals, median US$792m.
32 were US$1bn or more.
The largest is General Dynamics acquisition of CSRA at US$9.6bn.
Selected observations from the register, not a market census, investment recommendation or legal advice. Working on a deal like these? Book 20 minutes with Randeep to see how your terms compare.
Deals, terms and the clauses behind them, for the people financing primes, mid-tiers and new defence technology. By Randeep Bubbra.
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