Tech deals plummeted during the height of the global pandemic. But that's likely to reverse in the coming months as big tech companies see opportunity, according to new analysis from Bain & Co.
, are in a unique position to strike a deal in this environment, Haller said. They had large cash reserves going into the pandemic and are now presented with opportunities to buy target companies at lower premiums.Haller pointed to the last recession as the likely playbook for big tech in 2020. Overall, tech M&A continued throughout the recession, with several Silicon Valley companies striking deals that boosted their growth over the next decade.
"There's a lot of dry powder out there that can be used for acquisitions, and likely a lot of opportunity for M&A in the downturn," Haller said. "There might be some chances for opportunistic, bargain deals."Heading into the second half of this year, companies will likely refresh their strategy to shop for companies that fit in with "the new normal" or diversify existing business models.
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