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Asia-Pacific private equity shows green shoots of recovery

Asia-Pacific's private equity market is showing recovery, with deal value rising 11% to $176 billion in 2024, according to Bain & Company's Asia-Pacific Private Equity Report 2025.
The average deal size in the region increased by 22% over 2023 to $133 million, which is also 12% higher than the previous five-year average.
India emerged as the top-performing market, with active investors increasing by 29%, while Japan saw a 14% rise, helping boost deal values.
Despite challenges, 87% of fund managers believe returns will not decrease in the next three to five years, as stated by Prabhav Addepalli from Bain & Company.

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