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Mahesh Singhi

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Mahesh Singhi, founder of Singhi Advisors has steered Singhi Advisors from ground zero to one of the leading “home grown” M&A Advisory firms, servicing over 1000 clients across varied geographies & diverse sectors, transecting across 20 countries. With the core focus on domestic & cross border M&A's, Singhi is well positioned to help its clients reach the next level of growth by pursuing Mergers, Acquisitions, Private Equity, Joint Ventures and Strategic Advisory etc.

Latest Articles By Mahesh Singhi

PE And VC Investment Outlook To Retain Bullish Undertone In FY23

Currently the focus is on pharma, chemicals and building materials which are being considered as high value generating sectors. Over a period, auto components, textiles or even Petrochem based businesses will start gaining traction with investors and start looking more attractive.

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Positive Investor Sentiment And Business Growth Key To Economic Revival And Sustainability

Investor sentiment in the country and the ability of the corporate sector to take calculated investment risks will ultimately prove to be determinant factors in steering the economy on a revival trajectory.

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Analyzing The M&A Landscape In India From A Covid-19 Perspective

M&A deals of India Inc declined to a 3-year low of USD 38.1 billion, a fall of 14.1 per cent as compared to H1, 2019.

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Healthcare M&A Outlook – De-Risking Through Self-Reliance And Market Consolidation

The healthcare companies are expected to collaborate across verticals to provide value-based healthcare based on the go to patient approach and adopt cloud-based electronic health records, virtual consultation and tele-medicine channels in expanding emerging markets.

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Lockdown Poses New Challenge

Because of the lockdown and reduced economic activities, employment generation is expected to suffer.

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A Long-Term Panacea To Resetting The Economy On The Turnaround Path

Cyclical problems can be addressed by periodical policy interventions like reducing repo rates by the RBI meant to boost consumption and investment by infusing more liquidity in the economy.

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Investors’ Choice: The Needle Moves North for Financial Assets

The time has come for India to create its own financial power houses like Nomuras and Morgans of the world

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