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India's private deal value dropped 60% in January 2026 due to fewer mega M&A deals, though activity remained strong in growth-stage investments and capital markets.
In January 2026, India saw 207 private deals worth $7.2 billion, a 60% drop in value from December, driven by fewer large mergers and acquisitions.
Despite the decline, private equity activity remained strong with 126 deals totaling $2.7 billion, reflecting a shift toward smaller growth-stage investments.
The IT and ITeS sector led by value, while retail and consumer saw the most deals.
Capital markets stayed active with three IPOs and five QIPs raising $1.3 billion.
Analysts cite the absence of mega-deals as a key factor but expect continued investor interest due to policy stability, infrastructure growth, and upcoming fiscal and trade developments.
El valor de los acuerdos privados de la India cayó un 60% en enero de 2026 debido a un menor número de grandes fusiones y adquisiciones, aunque la actividad se mantuvo fuerte en las inversiones en fase de crecimiento y en los mercados de capital.