2010-05-27-投中研究院-Quarterly_Statistics_Analysi_17页_716kb

Overall Market Performance: In Q1 2010, China's private equity (PE) market recorded 28 disclosed deals totaling $3.004 billion. The deal number decreased by 3.4% but the deal amount increased by 21.4%. The average deal size was $107 million, a 25.8% increase from the previous quarter.

Sector Analysis: Finance and Manufacturing led with the most deals (5 and 4 respectively), while Logistics absorbed the highest amount ($1.479 billion), followed by Manufacturing with over $500 million.

Investment Type Analysis: Growth Capital dominated with 19 deals worth $2.345 billion, accounting for 67.9% of total deals and 78.1% of deal value. PIPE deals totaled $648 million, and Buyout transactions were smaller at $11.46 million.

Investment Stage Analysis: Enterprises at profitability stage secured 14 deals totaling $857 million, while startups at expansion stage had 10 deals summing to $2.008 billion.

Regional Analysis: Beijing was most active, accounting for 32.1% of total deals with $1.073 billion invested, an increase from the previous quarter. Other key regions included Jiangsu and Shanghai.

Investor Analysis: Chinese institutions led with 15 deals totaling $1.892 billion, showing growth in both deal count and value, driven by major funds like CAD Fund and Hony Capital. Foreign investors had 13 deals worth $1.113 billion.