8 | The Deloitte M&A Index Q4 2014 9 | Sectors Global deals are up across all major Figure 13. Global deal values by sector ($bn), Q1 – Q3 2013 vs. Q1 – Q3 2014 sectors The first three quarters of 2014 saw an overall 500 increase of 50 per cent in disclosed deal values 450 compared with the same period in 2013. 400 350 Global deal values in the life science and 300 healthcare industry were boosted by seven 250 443 mega deals which totalled nearly $180 billion 200 378 helping global deal values in the sector reach 150 298 316 278 317 100 247 216 226 197 202 $298 billion, an increase of 139% over the last 145 year’s performance. 50 125 108 0 e ia s ces , Medelecomms Life Sciences Real Estate and HealthcarManufacturingand Tgy & Resourinancial Services echnology F T Ener Consumer Busines Q1– Q3 2013 Q1– Q3 2014 Source: Thomson One Banker; Deloitte analysis Manufacturing sector deals increase Figure 14. Manufacturing sector deal values by geography ($bn), globally Q1 – Q3 2013 vs. Q1 – Q3 2014 In the manufacturing sector during the first 120 three quarters of 2014 around $247 billion of deals were announced, up from $108 billion 100 for the same period in 2013. Four mega-deals accounted for 29 per cent of this total. 80 60 110 The sector has experienced consolidation deal activities particularly in North America and 40 92 Europe. In North America, total deal values almost tripled from $38 billion to $110 billion 20 38 41 39 5 26 year-on-year. In Europe, the rise was also 0 2 1 2 significant from $41 billion in Q1 – Q3 2013 North Europe South Africa and Asia-Pacific to $92 billion in the same period of 2014. America America Middle East Q1– Q3 2013 Q1– Q3 2014 Source: Thomson One Banker; Deloitte analysis