
Global M&A trends in industrials and services: 2025 outlook
M&A activity in industrials and services looks set to be a growth story in 2025, as companies step up efforts to expand, consolidate and refine portfolios.
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M&A activity in industrials and services looks set to be a growth story in 2025, as companies step up efforts to expand, consolidate and refine portfolios.
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Mainland China and Hong Kong Industrial Products Partner, PwC China
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