After a period of subdued deal activity in H2' 2023 and
H1' 2024, the private equity (PE) deal
activity is beginning to rebound in India. Buoyed by a relatively
stable political landscape on the domestic front, and other
geo-political considerations, India remains a bright spot for PE
attracting as much as USD 17 billion worth of investment in the
first half of 2024.
Keeping up with this trend, till October 2024, about 40 PE deals
were notified to the Competition Commission of India
(CCI).
Piling on to the plate of deal makers' numerous concerns
amidst the frenzied deal activity are the slew of regulations and
rules (dubbed as, Merger Control Framework 2.0)
introduced by the Indian Government and CCI to give effect to the
2023 amendments to the Indian Competition Act, 2002
(Act).
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