June Monthly Deals Roundup - Packaging


The study of the global deal landscape reveals that global deal volume registered a significant decline during June after witnessing marginal growth in the previous month. The last month was an exception in the global deal landscape for the packaging industry over the last several months, as the Q1-2012 report for the Euro region – released during the second week of May – revealed that the Eurozone actually escaped recession due to higher than expected growth seen in Germany. However, this ray of hope failed to retain momentum and concerns of persisting volatility in current global macroeconomic conditions bought the market sentiments down during June.
Among the deal types, mergers and acquisition (M&A) deal activities across the world continued to hold the majority share by volume. However, deal volume for mergers and acquisitions witnessed higher month-on-month decline compared to that of global deal volume in the packaging industry. Among other deal types, debt offering and partnership activities witnessed month-on-month increase in deal volume and as a result their share of the market increased significantly during June.
Deal Volume by Deal Type, June 2012
 
Deal volume decreased by 15% in the packaging industry, posting 52 transactions in June compared to 61 in May. M&A activity accounted for 67% of the month’s total deal volume. Deal activity in the flexible packaging segment recorded a month-on-month increase of 25%.
The report provides a review of M&A, capital-raising, partnering deals, and agreements entered into by packaging companies during June 2012. Using this report, dealmakers will effectively gain an insight into deal activity during the month. Additionally, the report provides an overview of all the partnering, alliances, and M&A deals announced worldwide.
 Reasons to buy

  • Provides detailed analysis on the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the packaging industry in June 2012 compared to May 2012, and the trailing twelve month (TTM) average. This provides an insight into the inorganic growth strategies of companies in the industry and competitor tracking.
  • Offers detailed analysis on the private equity and venture capital activity in the packaging industry in June 2012 compared to May 2012, and the TTM average. This provides an insight into the investment activity in the industry by financial investors.
  •  Analyses the capital raising activity, including equity and debt offerings, in the packaging industry in June 2012 compared to May 2012, and the TTM average. This provides an insight into the capital raising activity of companies in the industry including fund raising trends from both equity and debt capital markets.
  • Investigates the strategic partnerships in the packaging industry in June 2012 compared to May 2012, and the TTM average.

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