Canadian M&A activity up in second quarter, but still tepid

Canadian mergers and acquisitions showed a "modest rebound" in the second quarter, reports Crosbie & Company. The Financial Post Crosbie: Mergers & Acquisitions in Canada database found 234 transactions announced in this period, which is up 9.4% from Q1 2013, and values totaling $44.7 billion, up 52%. Crosbie says that while growth "was not overwhelming, it represents a break from a declining multi-quarter trend and a return to a more normal range of quarterly activity." See peHUB Canada's feature on the implications to private equity investors of slow M&A activity.

13 September 2013•4 mins read
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