Our highlights showcase a selection of projects that we advised on throughout the region.
Reflecting on the year, there are a few key themes that have directed and influenced Mazars’ transactional activity in CEE:
- Inbound investments from strategic investors coming from the USA, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Netherlands, the Benelux and Scandinavia;
- Increased number of transactions involving CEE buyers;
- Strengthened interest of PE funds for the region;
- Robust M&A activity in the following sectors: Technology, Industrials, Energy & Renewables, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Real Estate, Construction and Telecommunications.
Mazars expects these themes to still influence the CEE deal activity in 2022. The perspectives for upcoming months are relatively positive: Central & Eastern Europe is well-positioned to benefit from the post Covid-19 period, with industrial nearshoring, succession planning, PE funds activity, the shift towards renewables and further market consolidation in selected sectors being the main drivers of that trend.
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