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Russian M&A Review 2015
Russian M&A Review 2015
KPMG presents the 11th edition of the annual Russian M&A Review.
- Russian M&A down by 29% to USD55.8 billion in 2015 as
transaction volumes fell by 19% to 504 deals, driven by lower domestic
activity; and average deal size was 11% lower at USD157 million 1 - Russia's share of global M&A fell to 1.3% - the lowest
level in a decade - Inbound M&A increased by 40% to USD11.1 billion, driven
by Asia-Pacific as investment from Europe and North America virtually died-up
in H2 - Outbound M&A dropped by 39% to USD8.6 billion, amid
continued rouble volatility