Global Chemical M&A Over Last Year

PricewaterhouseCoopers last week released its latest quarterly report on global industrial M&A deals. The report pointed out that the global industrial M&A activity in the first half of this year continued its momentum in 2006 and continued to remain strong. Calculated by transaction amount, the first half of this year exceeded the total amount of transactions for the entire year of 2006, mainly because many large-scale mergers and acquisitions transactions were completed one after another this year.
Allegedly, most of the M&A transactions this year are concentrated in the professional chemical industry. In 2006, M&A transactions in this area amounted to US$28 billion, which increased to more than US$40 billion in the first half of this year. The recent announcement of M&A transactions shows that the M&A transactions in the daily chemicals sector that are of concern to the industry have surged and will exceed the total volume in 2006.
One of the characteristics of global industrial M&A activity in the first half of the year was that strategic investors continued to drive growth in trading volume. Their M&A activities accounted for almost 74% of the total M&A activity. Last year and the first half of this year, the two largest and most significant mergers and acquisitions were completed by strategic investors; the remaining 26% were completed by financial investors. Although private capital investors did not win bids in these transactions, they are actively involved in many trade auctions. It is expected that the M&A activity will remain high in the second half of this year.
Another feature of M&A activity is that Asia Pacific has become a hot spot for small-scale M&A deals (less than $50 million in transactions), but the pace has slowed. As of now, the volume of M&A transactions in the first half of the Asia-Pacific region did not exceed 2006 levels. The pace of trading in Brazil, Russia, India and China, known as the BRIC countries, has slowed this year. Among them, China and India have the most obvious performance; Brazil and Russia's M&A deals are expected to exceed 2006 levels.
Saverio Fato, head of global chemical services at PricewaterhouseCoopers, said that there is evidence that chemical companies are already using the current economic environment to make major changes to their product portfolio or ownership structure. However, the impact of the recent changes in the debt markets used to fund M&A transactions has not been fully reflected. PwC will pay close attention to these changes and analyze them in the upcoming report.
According to Saverio Fato, private-equity firms are major investors in huge M&A transactions. As these companies seek to withdraw their investments, it is expected that there will be more huge transactions in the future. The form of their exits, valuations and timing of mergers and acquisitions may be affected by recent changes in financial markets.

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