Home>News & Insights>Insights>December 2025 Top M&A Deals in Emerging Markets by RegionDecember 2025 Top M&A Deals in Emerging Markets by Region EMIS Insights EMIS 30.01.2026 under a minute read Eastern Europe Japanese precision instrument manufacturer Shimadzu Corporation has agreed to acquire Czech electron microscopy specialist Tescan Group from U.S.-based private equity firm The Carlyle Group for USD 678mn. The acquisition marks Shimadzu’s strategic entry into the electron microscopy segment, enabling it to expand Tescan’s reach across Asia using Shimadzu’s manufacturing and sales networks. Latin America and the Caribbean Brazilian oil giant Petrobras, in consortium with Shell, is acquiring a 3.5% stake in the Mero shared reservoir from the Federal Government of Brazil for BRL 7.7bn (USD 1.4bn). The stake was secured through the Non-Contracted Areas Auction. The consortium structure gives Petrobras 80% and Shell 20% participation. The deal aligns with Petrobras’ strategy to reinforce its reserve base in high-productivity pre-salt assets, with Mero being a key long-term growth contributor. Emerging Asia Chinese state-controlled energy giant China Shenhua Energy has announced the acquisition of stakes in 12 subsidiaries from its parent company, National Energy Investment Group, in a sweeping deal valued at CNY 128.7bn (USD 18.3bn). The acquisition addresses horizontal competition within the group and reinforces Shenhua’s integrated model. Tags Emerging MarketsM&A & InvestmentTop DealsRecent Posts ISI Unveils Refreshed Brand and Unified Global Proprietary Data Platform ISI 12.03.2026 Press Releases London, 12 March, 2026: ISI Markets is reintroducing itself as ISI – uniting its broad array of proprietary data assets under a Read More Energy shock may renew inflationary pressures and stress gas grids in Europe CEIC 11.03.2026 Publications Last year, inflationary pressures looked under control in Europe. As war erupts in the Persian Gulf, that could be set to change -- highlighting the continent's energy dependence on oil tankers and LNG vessels. Read More A lingering reliance on Gulf energy amid India’s renewables push CEIC 11.03.2026 Publications India is one of the many Asian nations whose energy supplies are at risk from the current crisis. About half of the nation's fossil-fuel imports transit the Strait of Hormuz in tankers departing Saudi oil terminals and Qatari LNG facilities. We've highlighted the affected sources of supply. Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.