Home>News & Insights>Insights>August 2024 top M&A deals in emerging markets by regionAugust 2024 top M&A deals in emerging markets by region EMIS Insights EMIS 03.10.2024 1 min read By EMIS DealWatch Emerging Europe Greek energy group Public Power Corporation (PPC) announced it will acquire a 629 MW renewable energy portfolio from Romanian company Evryo Group for EUR 700mn. Expected to close in Q4 2024, the acquisition will double PPC’s renewable capacity in Romania, bringing its total operational portfolio to 5.3 GW. The portfolio includes 600 MW of onshore wind, 22 MW of hydropower, 6 MW of BESS, and 1 MW of photovoltaic projects. PPC is Greece’s leading energy provider, while Evryo Group is owned by Australia’s Macquarie Group. Middle East & Africa Saudi Aramco announced it will acquire an additional 22.5% stake in oil refiner Petro Rabigh from Japan’s Sumitomo Chemical for USD 702mn, increasing Aramco’s stake to 60%, while Sumitomo will retain 15%. Aramco and Sumitomo also agreed to enhance Petro Rabigh’s financial position by waiving USD 1.5bn in revolving loans and injecting USD 1.4bn in new funds. Petro Rabigh, a joint venture between Aramco and Sumitomo, produces refined petroleum and petrochemical products, processing 400,000 barrels of crude oil per day. Latin America and the Caribbean FIBRA Prologis, a leading Mexican real estate investment trust acquired a 77.1% stake in peer Terrafina for approximately MXN 45.9bn (USD 2.5bn), including debt. The transaction strengthens FIBRA Prologis’ leading position in Mexico’s booming industrial real estate market, driven by nearshoring trends. Terrafina’s portfolio includes 3.9 million m2 of industrial space across 288 warehouses, complementing FIBRA Prologis’ holdings of 4.4 million m2. Emerging Asia U.S. retail giant Walmart Inc sold its stake in Chinese e-commerce company JD.com for USD 3.6bn as part of its strategy to refocus on core operations. Despite the sale, Walmart will maintain its commercial partnership with JD.com. Walmart initially acquired a 5% stake in JD.com in 2016 to enhance its retail business in China, eventually increasing its stake to about 10%. JD.com, which operates extensive logistics facilities, reported USD 152.8bn in revenue in 2023. Are you interested in M&A intelligence? Request a demo of our platform here Tags Emerging MarketsTop DealsRecent Posts Flows tilting towards fixed income EPFR 28.05.2026 Insights, Publications With headline inflation in the Eurozone and US hitting 31 and 35-month highs, respectively, investors found themselves revisiting the discounts Read More May 2026 | Top M&A Deals EMIS 26.05.2026 Insights Explore top M&A Deals in Emerging Markets. The month’s top 5 deals per region, ranked by deal value. Read More USA Rare Earth Strikes USD 2.8bn Deal for Brazil’s Serra Verde in Landmark Rare Earths Push EMIS 26.05.2026 Insights USA Rare Earth (USAR) has agreed to acquire Brazil’s Serra Verde Group in a transaction valued at approximately USD 2.8bn, creating what the companies describe as the first fully integrated “mine-to-magnet” rare earth platform outside Asia and marking one of the most strategically significant critical minerals deals of the year. Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.