A decline in both foodservice deals value and volume has been
observed across major regions of the globe in June. The significant
decline in terms of both deal volume and value in North America could be
attributed towards a low-investment sentiment currently prevalent among
foodservice companies due to the dampening consumer confidence. Due to
the prevailing economic crisis, Europe also underwent a significant
decline in the number of deals as well as deal values in June.
Merger and acquisition has consistently been the most preferred type of deal globally and this trend was visible in June, just as it was in May. Merger and acquisitions deals constituted 75% of the total deals recorded in June. The wholesaler and supplier channel accounted for 31% of total deal activity in June. The channel recorded a high value acquisition with a deal value above US$1 billion.
This report gives a snapshot of deal activity trends in the foodservice industry in June 2012. The report is a mixture of graphs, charts, tables, and text in an effort to give the reader the maximum possible information in the most efficient and visually appealing manner.
Deal Volume by Deal type, June 2012
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In June 2012, deal volume in the global foodservice industry declined by 25%, falling from 130 transactions in May to 98. In addition, total deal volume was 27% below the trailing twelve month (TTM) average of 135 transactions. The number of equity offerings increased by 63% from eight and debt offering recorded six transactions, representing a 45% decline from the previous month.
Reasons to buy
Merger and acquisition has consistently been the most preferred type of deal globally and this trend was visible in June, just as it was in May. Merger and acquisitions deals constituted 75% of the total deals recorded in June. The wholesaler and supplier channel accounted for 31% of total deal activity in June. The channel recorded a high value acquisition with a deal value above US$1 billion.
This report gives a snapshot of deal activity trends in the foodservice industry in June 2012. The report is a mixture of graphs, charts, tables, and text in an effort to give the reader the maximum possible information in the most efficient and visually appealing manner.
Deal Volume by Deal type, June 2012
Contact sales@marketreportsonline.com to order your copy of this report OR for further information.
In June 2012, deal volume in the global foodservice industry declined by 25%, falling from 130 transactions in May to 98. In addition, total deal volume was 27% below the trailing twelve month (TTM) average of 135 transactions. The number of equity offerings increased by 63% from eight and debt offering recorded six transactions, representing a 45% decline from the previous month.
Reasons to buy
- Provides detailed analysis on the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the foodservice industry in June 2012 compared to May, 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 foodservice industry in June 2012, compared with May, and the TTM average. This provides an insight into the investment activity in the industry by financial investors.
- Provides detailed information on capital raising activity, including equity and debt offerings, in the foodservice industry in June 2012 compared with May, 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.
- Includes data on strategic partnerships in the foodservice industry in June 2012 compared with May, and the TTM average. This provides an insight in to the strategic partnerships among companies in the industry, including joint ventures.
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