Datasite&Mergermarket：交易驱动力：2025年第三季度亚太地区并购趋势报告（英文版）（40页）.pdf

1、Deal Drivers:APAC Q3 2025A spotlight on mergers and acquisitions trends in 2025 Note:10px between end of text and end of darker grey boxContentsForeword:Trade-related unrest still stalks Asia 03Outlook:APAC heat chart 04Summary:Dealmakers pause for breath as M&A momentum cools 06Spotlight:Indonesia

2、10Spotlight:Philippines 13Greater China 16South Korea 20Japan 24India 28Southeast Asia 32Australia&New Zealand 36About this report 40Foreword:Trade-related unrest still stalks AsiaQ3 offered a period of relative calm following the tariff tantrums that followed President Trumps Liberation Day in Apri

3、l.APAC markets steadied as the dust settled from the earlier US-China exchanges,with inflation easing and most central banks across APAC either holding or cutting rates.Chinas economy continued its slow crawl forward,supported by targeted fiscal stimulus and a modest export rebound.India remained th

4、e regions bright spot.The IMF forecasts the countrys GDP to expand by a hefty 6.6%this year.Japan and Australia saw modest growth,while Southeast Asias major economies continue to benefit from the manufacturing and logistics tailwinds that stem from ongoing supply-chain reconfigurations.By late Sept

5、ember,the mood was one of cautious stability,with credit conditions broadly steady and inflation largely contained,though global funding costs remained elevated.Trade tremors returnQ4,however,opened with a bang.Beijings decision to extend export controls to a wider range of rare-earth minerals and b

6、attery-grade materials,ostensibly a national-security measure that was widely read as retaliation for Western tariffs,has reignited trade anxiety.Freight rates and shipping costs have jumped,disrupting routes that had only just normalized.For dealmakers,the shock has re-emphasized supply-chain resil