A total of 156 Private Equity/Venture Financing deals (pending and completed) were announced across the world, driven by Batteries, in the last twelve months resulting in a total deal value of over $26,423.6 million. In the LTM period, September 2021 turned out to be the most prolific in terms of deal size, with a total deal value of $13,315.3 million, resulting in an average deal value of $1,109.6 million during that month. On the other hand, the month of November 2021 was the most prolific in terms of deal volume, recording a total of 17 deals, resulting in an average deal value of $38.5 million during that month.
Of the 156 deals, the deal secured between Alberta Investment Management Corp; Brookfield Asset Management Inc; The Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP); The Investment Management Corporation of Ontario and AusNet Services Ltd, was the world's largest Private Equity/Venture Financing deal driven by Batteries, which was valued at $12,853.9 million and was completed on September 19, 2021. The second-largest deal was between AMF Pensionsforsakring AB; AP1; Baillie Gifford & Co; Baron Capital Management; Bridford Investments Limited; Compagnia di San Paolo; Cristina Stenbeck; Daniel Ek; EIT InnoEnergy; Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund; Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP; IMAS Foundation; Norrsken VC; OMERS Capital Markets; PCS Holding AG; Scania AB; Second Swedish National Pension Fund; Stena Metall AB; The Third Swedish National Pension Fund (Tredje AP-fonden); Volkswagen AG and Northvolt AB, while the third-largest deal was between Bank of China Group Investment Limited; CCB Investment; China Renaissance Holdings Ltd; Country Garden Venture Capital; IDG Capital; JZ Capital Partners Ltd; National Fund for Technology Transfer and Commercialization; Oceanpine Capital; Sany Group Co Ltd; SDIC Innovation Investment Management Co Ltd; Shenzhen Capital Group Co., Ltd; Xiaomi Corp and SVOLT Energy Technology Europe GmbH. The AMF Pensionsforsakring AB; AP1; Baillie Gifford & Co; Baron Capital Management; Bridford Investments Limited; Compagnia di San Paolo; Cristina Stenbeck; Daniel Ek; EIT InnoEnergy; Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund; Goldman Sachs Asset Management LP; IMAS Foundation; Norrsken VC; OMERS Capital Markets; PCS Holding AG; Scania AB; Second Swedish National Pension Fund; Stena Metall AB; The Third Swedish National Pension Fund (Tredje AP-fonden); Volkswagen AG-Northvolt AB deal and the Bank of China Group Investment Limited; CCB Investment; China Renaissance Holdings Ltd; Country Garden Venture Capital; IDG Capital; JZ Capital Partners Ltd; National Fund for Technology Transfer and Commercialization; Oceanpine Capital; Sany Group Co Ltd; SDIC Innovation Investment Management Co Ltd; Shenzhen Capital Group Co., Ltd; Xiaomi Corp-SVOLT Energy Technology Europe GmbH deal were valued at $2,750.0 million and $1,590.7 million, respectively. The fourth-largest deal was between BANK OF CHINA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CO., LTD; CCB Investment; Country Garden Venture Capital; Haisong Capital; Huaxing Capital Group; IDG Capital, Inc.; Jiuzhi Capital; National Science and Technology Achievement Transformation Guidance Fund; Sany Heavy Industry Co Ltd; SDIC China Merchants Investment Management Co., Ltd; Shenzhen Venture Capital Investment Co Ltd; Xiaomi Corp-Honeycomb Energy valued at $1,581.2 million, whereas the deal between Baring Private Equity Asia V Holding (1) Limited-PI Advanced Materials Co Ltd valued at $1,014.0 million was the fifth-largest deal.
Cumulatively, the top five deals amounted to $19,789.8 million and accounted for nearly 74.89% of the total deals (by value) announced during the last twelve months. By region, Asia-Pacific accounted for 73.72% of the total Private Equity/Venture Financing deals done globally, and recorded a total deal value of $19,479.5 million, which accounted for 29.49% of the total deal size on a global scale.
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