SPEEDA INSIGHT REPORT

M&A Quarterly Outlook

| Unlock Key M&A Insights in Southeast Asia

Stay ahead in the dynamic M&A landscape with our latest Southeast Asia M&A Report. Compiled by Speeda’s expert analysts, this report provides a comprehensive, data-driven overview of deal activity in the region for the quarter.  

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest data and insights to stay ahead with the latest M&A trends in Southeast Asia.

|  Key Insights include:

- M&A Activities Breakdown - Trends by numbers, region and industry

- Quarterly Deal Highlights – Notable transactions shaping the market

- Market Movements & Opportunities

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| Unlock Key M&A Insights in Southeast Asia  

Stay ahead in the dynamic M&A landscape with our latest Southeast Asia M&A Report. Compiled by Speeda’s expert analysts, this report provides a comprehensive, data-driven overview of deal activity in the region for the quarter.  

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the latest data and insights to stay ahead with the latest M&A trends in Southeast Asia.

|  Key Insights include:  

- M&A Activities Breakdown - Trends by numbers, region and industry

- Quarterly Deal Highlights – Notable transactions shaping the market

- Market Movements & Opportunities

  1Q25 Southeast Asia M&A Trends – A Snapshot from the Report

｜Deal Value and Volume: Jump in 1Q25, Driven by SOE Restructuring

•  In 1Q25, SEA M&A deal value surged 296.1% QoQ, primarily driven by the Indonesian government’s restructuring efforts, making up 71.6% of the total. 

•  Excluding these transactions, deal value rose 12.3% QoQ, compared to a 10.4% YoY decline in 4Q24, while deal volume grew 29.0%, rebounding from a 27.5% QoQ contraction.  

｜Indonesia Leads with Government Initiated Large Scale Deals

•  Indonesia led in deal value by country in 1Q25, driven by large-scale SOE-related transactions, showing strong growth compared to 4Q24.

•  The increase was primarily fuelled by the restructuring of major Indonesian state-owned enterprises.