PwC released the report on “Review of the Chinese Automobile Industry M & A in the 2023” report (hereinafter referred to as the “Report”) on April 11 (hereinafter referred to as the “Report”), saying that in 2023, the Chinese automobile industry’s mergers and acquisitions transactions exceeded 247.9 billion yuan, and the number of transactions was 548. Among them, domestic transactions accounted for more than 73%, and the number accounted for nearly 94%.
The “Report” pointed out that in 2023, although the amount and quantity of the Chinese automobile industry’s mergers and acquisitions have declined year -on -year, the policy of China’s automobile industry starts from both ends of supply and demand to create effective demand for high -quality supply, and the industry still maintains smoothly and healthy operation.
In terms of listing, in 2023, 32 listed companies in the Chinese automobile industry increased by 52%year -on -year. Among them, new energy vehicles, autonomous driving commercial vehicles and downstream component suppliers performed well at the investment and acquisition level. The “Report” states that with the continuous favorable policies, the continuous iteration of technology and technology and the innovation, and the optimization and upgrading of business models, the new energy and intelligent automotive industry chain in the Chinese automobile industry will achieve great development.
The “Report” predicts that the development trend of China’s automotive industry in the future includes: innovation related to new energy vehicle battery life will promote investment mergers and acquisitions from many aspects such as new technologies, new materials, and new processes; It will meet the core main lines of the other, so subdivisions such as acoustics, optics, and electronic rearview mirrors may continue to glow for investment vitality; urban automatic assistance driving navigation (NOA) ushered in the outbreak in 2023. Such intelligent solutions may further further Promote the expansion of the scale of investment and acquisitions in China’s automobile industry.
Kim Jun, the supervisor of the Chinese automobile industry in PwC, said: “We see the new technologies and innovation of the Chinese automotive industry continue to emerge. As the domestic and foreign market environment gradually stabilizes, China’s automotive industry investment mergers and acquisitions are expected to usher in a gradual progress. Back to.