India's Economic Surge: Record Deals and IPOs Drive Growth
India experienced a notable surge in deal activity during the July-September 2025 period with 999 deals totaling USD 44.3 billion. This represents a 64% increase in value from the previous quarter. Key drivers include M&A activities, private equity investments, and a thriving IPO market, reflecting robust investor confidence.
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India recorded 999 deals worth USD 44.3 billion in the July-September period of 2025, marking a staggering 64% increase in value from the previous quarter. This surge was highlighted in PwC India's recent Deals at a Glance report.
The report reveals that mergers and acquisitions were pivotal, with 518 transactions amounting to USD 28.4 billion, an 80% rise in value compared to last quarter. The IPO market also witnessed extraordinary growth, with 159 listings in Q3, showcasing a 156% sequential increase, emphasizing the robust nature of India's capital market.
With technology and consumer sectors leading in deal value and volume, the report underscores renewed investor confidence in India's medium-term economic growth, fueled by strategic domestic consolidations and cross-sector partnerships.