- Lekala la maeto le bohahlauli le ntse le thekesela tlasa phello ea seoa sa COVID-19
- Likhoebo tsa poraefete, lichelete tsa khoebo, le litefiso tsa M&A li fokotsehile ka 64.7%, 34.6%, le 26.2% ka Mmesa
- Mesebetsi ea mesebetsi e fokotsehile mebarakeng ea bohlokoa joalo ka UK, China, India, Australia le US
Kakaretso ea litšebelisano tse 71 (tse kenyelletsang ho kopanya le ho fumana (M&A), lekala la poraefete le lichelete tsa khoebo) li phatlalalitsoe lekaleng la lefatše la maeto le bohahlauli ka Mmesa, e leng ho theoha ha 34.3% ho feta litefiso tse 108 tse phatlalalitsoeng ka Hlakubele.
Lekala la maeto le bohahlauli le ntse le thekesela tlasa phello ea seoa sa COVID-19. Le ha ts'ebetso ea ts'ebetso e etsahetseng ka Hlakubele e tlisitse thabo, e ne e ke ke ea ts'ehetsa nako e telele ka Mmesa hape e khutlisa moetlo.
Phatlalatso ea lichelete tsa poraefete, lichelete tsa khoebo, le litefiso tsa M&A li fokotsehile ka 64.7%, 34.6%, le 26.2% ka Mmesa ha li bapisoa le khoeli e fetileng.
Mesebetsi ea mesebetsi e fokotsehile mebarakeng ea bohlokoa joalo ka UK, China, India, Australia le US ha e bapisoa le khoeli e fetileng, ha linaha tse kang Netherlands le Korea Boroa li bone ntlafatso mesebetsing ea khoebo.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Deal activity decreased in key markets such as the UK, China, India, Australia, and the US compared to the previous month, while countries such as the Netherlands and South Korea witnessed improvement in deal activity.
- Although the rebound in deal activity in March brought in some cheers, it could not be sustained for long with April again reversing the trend.
- The travel and tourism sector is still reeling under the impact of the COVID-19 pandemicPrivate equity, venture financing, and M&A deals decreased by 64.
