M&A appetite in South-east Asia hits 2-year high
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THE appetite of corporations in South-east Asia (SEA) for mergers and acquisitions has hit a two-year high with one in two in a bi-annual study saying they expect to pursue such activities over the next 12 months.
The 53 per cent of respondents - in a poll of 120 companies - who indicate a desire to hit the acquisition trail over the next 12 months is also sharply higher than the 24 per cent six months ago.
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