There were no M&A deals with transaction values of more than $10 billion announced worldwide in February. With one month left in the first quarter, four M&A deals valued at more than $10 billion have been announced so far in 2025, all in January. The last month with no $10 billion M&A deals globally was July 2024, according to S&P Global Market Intelligence data. Large global deal counts in the first two months of 2025 trailed January and February 2024 by four deals. Get more insights: https://okt.to/8uCAr4
About us
S&P Global provides governments, businesses, and individuals with market data, expertise, and technology solutions for confident decision-making. Our services span from global energy solutions to sustainable finance solutions. From helping our customers perform investment analysis to guiding them through sustainability and energy transition across supply chains, our solutions help unlock new opportunities and solve challenges. We are widely sought after by many of the world’s leading organizations to provide credit ratings, competitive benchmarking and data driven analytics in global capital markets, commodity, and automotive markets. Our divisions include S&P Global Market Intelligence, S&P Global Ratings, S&P Global Commodity Insights, S&P Global Mobility, S&P Dow Jones Indices, and the renowned S&P 500 index. Additionally, our S&P Global Sustainable1 brings sustainability benchmarking, analytics, and evaluations together, to help customers achieve their sustainability goals. See the latest research & insights at www.spglobal.com
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- Financial Services
- Company size
- 10,001+ employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
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- Public Company
- Specialties
- Analytics, Credit ratings, Finance, Energy & commodities information, Intelligence, Commodities, Benchmarks, Portfolio and enterprise risk solutions, ESG, and Sustainable Finance
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55 Water Street
New York, NY 10041, US
Employees at S&P Global
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David Chan, MBA from MIT
Executive Director of Financial Planning & Analysis at WarnerMedia, 25+ years of experience in finance & strategy
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Jan Brännmark
Head of Segment, Europe
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Justin Lam
Security Analyst, 451 Research
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Scott Crawford
Information Security Research Head, 451 Research / S&P Global Market Intelligence
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From S&P Global Mobility: The electric vehicle (EV) industry in #India seems to have entered the fast lane. New models are hitting the market, charging infrastructure is expanding and sales are rising. India’s EV industry is gaining momentum as automakers race to capitalize on this emerging market. Get insights into what’s driving the #ElectricVehicle industry in India. https://okt.to/1Pudwz
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Some African countries have made significant strides in resuming US soybean #imports. This resurgence marks a pivotal shift in the region's agricultural landscape, as nations seek to enhance their livestock and aquaculture #sectors through high-quality feed options. Discover more with S&P Global Commodity Insights >> https://okt.to/AfN0IL
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It’s the final day of #CWAgora 2025, where bold ideas, breakthrough technologies, and visionary leaders are shaping the future of energy. From AI and advanced materials to e-fuels and NextGen solutions, the Innovation Agora has been a catalyst for collaboration, exploration, and progress.
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Day #4 at CERAWeek is packed with another full day of sessions!
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After a year of persistently high inflation, weak economic growth, disruptions and high #energy costs, countries and companies around the world are starting to reassess their energy strategies and #climate policies. Read our latest #LookForward collection on energy at the crossroads: https://okt.to/hxptIN
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The anticipation is high as attendees stream into the ballroom for the #CERAWeek Women in Energy Dinner. Tonight, some of the energy industry’s most influential female executives take the stage for a compelling discussion on leadership, innovation & the future of energy. Stay tuned for insights from this powerhouse panel.
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From the 2024 level, global GHG #emissions must fall by an annual average rate of 16.2% per year to meet the #netzero target by 2050. Beginning in 2025, as forecast by our base case outlook, “Inflections,” the rate of decline would have to increase to 16.8% per year. Read the full article about predetermined elements of the energy transition: https://okt.to/V4Z9PY
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