
Global M&A trends in health industries: 2025 outlook
Health industries dealmakers gear up for a more favourable M&A environment in 2025.
Health industries dealmakers gear up for a more favourable M&A environment in 2025.
The healthcare industry is evolving into a dynamic ecosystem. Patients, practitioners and industry players all stand to benefit.
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M&A strategies in health industries focus on unlocking value and innovation: dealmakers gear up for a busy second half of 2024.
Competition for innovative technologies will be fierce as dealmaking headwinds begin to subside, accelerating health industries M&A in 2024.
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M&A will remain a key transformation tool for health and pharmaceutical companies in the second half of 2023.
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Health industries M&A is set to rebound in 2023, with investors attracted by innovation and growth prospects.
Technology and evolving consumer preferences are setting the stage for a transformation in the way that healthcare delivers and creates personal, societal and financial value.
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The number of life sciences companies raising capital through public offerings has been rising steadily for the past few years.
Expanding the health ecosystem to encompass where people live, work and play.
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PwC’s 10th annual Global Consumer Insights Survey (GCIS) — which gathers the sentiments of more than 21,000 online consumers in 27 territories — shows that in addition to the traditional return on investment (ROI) metrics used to determine a healthcare or pharmaceutical company’s success, we need to introduce another...
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