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Southeast Asia private equity deal value fell 52% y-o-y; Singapore attracted bulk of capital: Bain & Co

Khairani Afifi Noordin
Khairani Afifi Noordin • 3 min read
Southeast Asia private equity deal value fell 52% y-o-y; Singapore attracted bulk of capital: Bain & Co
Despite near-term uncertainty, the long-term outlook for private capital investment in Southeast Asia remains positive. Photo: Bloomberg
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Southeast Asia private equity market’s long-term macro fundamentals remain strong despite an overall slowdown in deal activity last year, according to Bain & Co’s Southeast Asia Private Equity Report 2023.

According to the report, deal value in Southeast Asia fell 52% y-o-y in 2022 to US$13 billion, while deal count declined 15% y-o-y to 176. Activity in the region was strong in the first half of the year — matching 2021 activity levels — before falling in the second half.

As a comparison, within the larger Asia Pacific, Greater China saw the greatest fall in deal value at 53% while Australia-New Zealand, South Korea, Japan and India saw their deal values dropping by 48%, 39%, 28% and 25% respectively in 2022.

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