Synopsis
Summary
The Monthly Report provides the reader with the top-line data necessary to quickly keep abreast of the deal activity in the Construction industry on a month-on-month basis.
Scope
The ‘Monthly Deals Roundup - Construction’ report provides a review and understanding of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), capital-raising and partnering deals and agreements entered into by companies in the construction industry during July 2011.
Reasons To Buy
Using this report, dealmakers will effectively and efficiently gain insight into the deal activity taking place across the month. The report provides an overview on all the partnering, alliances and M&A deals announced worldwide.
Key Highlights
- The report provides an overview of the deal activity across various deal types in the month of July in terms of deal type, segment and region.
- The report provides data on deal activity across various segments in the construction industry in the month of July, in terms of deal size.
- The report gives an insight into the rationale for deal making during July.
- The report details the major deal sizes reported in July.
Summary
The Monthly Report provides the reader with the top-line data necessary to quickly keep abreast of the deal activity in the Construction industry on a month-on-month basis.
Scope
The ‘Monthly Deals Roundup - Construction’ report provides a review and understanding of mergers and acquisitions (M&A), capital-raising and partnering deals and agreements entered into by companies in the construction industry during July 2011.
Reasons To Buy
Using this report, dealmakers will effectively and efficiently gain insight into the deal activity taking place across the month. The report provides an overview on all the partnering, alliances and M&A deals announced worldwide.
Key Highlights
- Deal volume decreased by xx% in the Construction space, from xxx transactions in June 2011 to xxx transactions in July 2011. The deal volume was above the previous 12-month (TTM) average of xxx
- In July 2011, the Products and Materials segment accounted for xx% of the total deal activity, followed by the Construction Contractors segment with xx%
- The European region recorded the highest deal activity in July 2011, contributing xx% of the total deal volume. The North American region contributed xx% of the total deal volume
- In July 2011, deal activity was dominated by deal values below $xxx million
- Deals in the construction industry were primarily undertaken with the objective of business expansion through inorganic growth, which was a motive in xx% of all transactions in July 2011
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 What is this Report About?
1.2 Definitions
1.3 Summary Methodology
2 ANALYSIS
2.1 Deals ensuring focus on core business(es) and reducing debt
2.2 Sans sustained global economic recovery, deal activity will be subdued
3 DEAL VOLUME AND VALUE ANALYSIS
3.1 By Deal Type
3.2 By Segment
3.3 By Region
4 DEALS IN ACTIVE MARKETS
5 DEAL SIZE ANALYSIS
6 DEAL RATIONALE ANALYSIS
7 MAJOR DEALS
8 APPENDIX
8.1 Methodology
8.2 Contact Us
8.3 About ICD Research
8.4 Disclaimer
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Active Regions, July 2011
Table 2: Deal Size Analysis, July 2011
Table 3: Major Deals, July 2011
Table 4: Major PE/VC Deals, July 2011
Table 5: Major Capital-Raising Deals, July 2011
Table 6: Cross-Border M&A Deals, July 2011
Table 7: Deals in Emerging Markets, July 2011
Table 8: Major Rumor Deals, July 2011
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Value and Average Deal Size (for deals greater than US$50 million)-Q1 and Q2 2011
Figure 2: Deal Volume by Deal Type, July 2011
Figure 3: Deal Value by Deal Type, July 2011
Figure 4: Deal Volume by Segment, July 2011
Figure 5: Deal Value by Segment, July 2011
Figure 6: Deal Volume by Region, July 2011
Figure 7: Deal Value by Region, July 2011
Figure 8: Analysis of Deals by Deal Rationale (%), July 2011
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Lafarge, Etex Group, CEMEX, Cheung Kong Infrastructure, Sichuan Shuangma Cement, Rexnord, China Merchants Group, Wolseley, Saint-Gobain, Tutor Perini, AF Gruppen, Loxam, HCC Concessions, GVR Infra, Laidlaw Solutions, GMR Infrastructure, C.H.I. Overhead Doors, Charter International, Melrose, 3i Group, Pragma Capital, Morgan Stanley, Olympus Capital Holdings,Xander Group, IDFC Private Equity, Rutland Partners.
1.1 What is this Report About?
1.2 Definitions
1.3 Summary Methodology
2 ANALYSIS
2.1 Deals ensuring focus on core business(es) and reducing debt
2.2 Sans sustained global economic recovery, deal activity will be subdued
3 DEAL VOLUME AND VALUE ANALYSIS
3.1 By Deal Type
3.2 By Segment
3.3 By Region
4 DEALS IN ACTIVE MARKETS
5 DEAL SIZE ANALYSIS
6 DEAL RATIONALE ANALYSIS
7 MAJOR DEALS
8 APPENDIX
8.1 Methodology
8.2 Contact Us
8.3 About ICD Research
8.4 Disclaimer
LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Active Regions, July 2011
Table 2: Deal Size Analysis, July 2011
Table 3: Major Deals, July 2011
Table 4: Major PE/VC Deals, July 2011
Table 5: Major Capital-Raising Deals, July 2011
Table 6: Cross-Border M&A Deals, July 2011
Table 7: Deals in Emerging Markets, July 2011
Table 8: Major Rumor Deals, July 2011
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Value and Average Deal Size (for deals greater than US$50 million)-Q1 and Q2 2011
Figure 2: Deal Volume by Deal Type, July 2011
Figure 3: Deal Value by Deal Type, July 2011
Figure 4: Deal Volume by Segment, July 2011
Figure 5: Deal Value by Segment, July 2011
Figure 6: Deal Volume by Region, July 2011
Figure 7: Deal Value by Region, July 2011
Figure 8: Analysis of Deals by Deal Rationale (%), July 2011
COMPANIES MENTIONED
Lafarge, Etex Group, CEMEX, Cheung Kong Infrastructure, Sichuan Shuangma Cement, Rexnord, China Merchants Group, Wolseley, Saint-Gobain, Tutor Perini, AF Gruppen, Loxam, HCC Concessions, GVR Infra, Laidlaw Solutions, GMR Infrastructure, C.H.I. Overhead Doors, Charter International, Melrose, 3i Group, Pragma Capital, Morgan Stanley, Olympus Capital Holdings,Xander Group, IDFC Private Equity, Rutland Partners.