Mergers & Acquisitions and Financing Trends in Alternative Energy Q2 2009

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Deal Activity In The Alternative Energy Market Decreased In Q2 2009

The "M&A and Financing Trends in Alternative Energy Q2 2009" report is an essential source of data and trend analysis on the mergers and acquisitions and financings in the alternative energy market. The report provides detailed information on M&A, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnership transactions registered in the alternative energy industry in Q2 2009. The report portrays detailed comparative data on the number of deals and their value in the last five quarters subdivided by deal types, segments, and geographies. Additionally, the report provides information on the top private equity, venture capital, and advisory firms in the alternative energy industry.

Data presented in this report is derived from a proprietary in-house Alternative Energy eTrack deals database and primary and secondary research.
Investments In The Alternative Energy Industry Decreased By 63% In Q2 2009

The global economic downturn has dampened the rush towards alternative resources with investments declining from $139 billion in Q1 2009 to $51 billion in Q2 2009. On a year-on-year basis, investments in the alternative energy market fell by 48% in Q2 2009 from $99 billion in Q2 2008. Furthermore, the recession has changed the deal-making landscape dramatically, with the number of deals decreasing from 466 deals in Q2 2008 to 323 deals in Q2 2009.

Mergers & Acquisitions In The Alternative Energy Market Plunge 44% In Q2 2009

Mergers and acquisitions, including asset transactions, in the alternative energy industry witnessed a decrease of 44% in the number of deals to reach 87 deals in Q2 2009. The risk appetite of the investors has decreased significantly, as they are becoming more cautious about their investments because of the weak economy. This is evident from the steep decrease in M&A deal value from $55 billion in Q2 2008 to $7 billion in Q2 2009. Further, the average size of M&A deals deteriorated from $716.4 million in Q2 2008 to $233.4 million in Q2 2009. GCL-Poly Energy Holdings’ interest to acquire Jiangsu Zhongneng Polysilicon Technology Development Co. for $3.39 billion headed the list of alternative energy deals in Q2 2009.

According to Pavan Vyakaranam, Analyst, "The fall in the deal value and number of deals is mainly due to the liquidity crunch in the global market. Company valuations in the alternative energy segment tumbled in the second quarter of 2009, resulting in decrease of average M&A deal size. There will not be a change in the current scenario for the next quarter, but the industry remains optimistic and will recover from the last quarter of 2009."

Decreased Financing Through Equity Offerings

Initial and secondary offerings, and private placements by alternative energy companies across global markets have seen a decline of 55% from $11 billion in Q2 2008 to $5 billion in Q2 2009. The decrease in raising equity capital can primarily be attributed to a sharp fall in share prices of alternative energy stocks and the credit crunch prevailing in the market. The number of equity offering deals also decreased by 27% to reach 48 deals in Q2 2009. The IPO market remained dormant with only one deal being registered in Q2 2009, owing to economic upheaval. Magma Energy’s initial public offering of equity stock for $92 million was the only deal reported in Q2 2009.

Capital raising via debt offerings, including secondary and private placements, leaped from 75 deals worth $26 billion in Q2 2008 to 111 deals worth $39 billion in Q2 2009, an increase of around 50% in terms of deal value and the number of deals

Venture Capital Investments Plunge 42% in Q2 2009

Venture capital investments in the alternative energy industry declined 42% in the second quarter of 2009, mirroring the global financial meltdown. Alternative energy companies raised over $390 million in 21 deals in Q2 2009, representing a decline of 42% in terms of the number of deals and capital compared to Q2 2008. Some major companies that squeezed out venture capital in Q2 2009 are Chint Solar (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd., a manufacturer of solar photovoltaic products, which raised $50 million; Lilliputian Systems, Inc., a fuel cell company, with $28 million; and Ausra, Inc., a manufacturer of solar thermal energy systems, which secured $25.5 million. Khosla Ventures emerged as the top VC firm, investing in four alternative energy companies in Q2 2009.

According to Pavan Vyakaranam, Analyst, "The nose diving stock prices of companies in alternative energy segment had a negative effect on the confidence levels of investors. This has discouraged energy companies to go for public offering fearing low uptake from the market."

Investments Tumble In North America And Europe

Alternative energy investments in North America and Europe decreased throughout Q2 2009, despite the market’s medium-term and long-term growth prospects. Both the regions suffered from a severe shortage of bank finance for renewable projects and the parlous state of overall stock market confidence in Q2 2009. North America registered investments of over $16 billion in Q2 2009, compared to $29 billion in Q2 2008, while Europe attracted investments of over $22 billion in Q1 2009, compared to $62 billion in Q2 2008. In contrast, Asia-Pacific registered an increase of 140% in investments from $5 billion in Q2 2008 to $12 billion in Q2 2009.

According to Pavan Vyakaranam, Analyst, "The ongoing economic crisis forced the companies in the alternative energy to spread across geographies and enter into new and emerging markets of Asia-Pacific. Many companies from Europe and North America are looking for greener pastures as the developed regions are badly affected by the global economic downturn."

Mergers & Acquisitions and Financing Trends in Alternative Energy Q2 2009

Summary

The Quarterly Alternative Energy M&A and Financing Trends Report Q2 2009 is an excellent source providing detailed information on M&A, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnership transactions in the alternative energy industry. The report provides detailed comparative data on the number of deals and their value in the last four quarters subdivided by deal types, segments, and geographies. It also provides information on the top private equity, venture capital, and advisory firms in the alternative energy industry

Scope

- Review of deal trends in wind, solar, biopower, geothermal, transformation technologies, hydrogen & fuel cell, and nuclear energy markets
- Analysis of M&A, Equity/Debt Offerings, Private Equity, Venture Financing and Partnerships in the alternative energy industry
- Summary of alternative energy deals globally in the last five quarters
- Information on top deals happened in the alternative energy industry
- Geographies covered include – North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, South & Central America, and Middle East & Africa
- League Tables of financial advisors in M&A and equity/debt offerings. This includes key advisors such as Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, and Goldman Sachs

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- Find Out the major deal performing segments for investments in your industry
- Evaluate type of companies divesting / acquiring and ways to raise capital in the market
- Do Deals with an understanding of how competitors are financed, and the mergers and partnerships that have shaped the alternative energy market
- Identify major private equity/venture capital firms that are providing finance in the alternative energy market
- Identify growth segments and opportunities in each region within the industry
- Look for key financial advisors where you are planning to raise capital from the market or for acquisitions within the industry
- Identify top deals makers in the alternative energy market

Keywords

Alternative Energy Deal, Alternative Energy Deal Value, Alternative Energy Deal Volume Analysis, Alternative Energy Featured Deals, Alternative Energy Rumors, Private Equity, PE, VC, Venture Capital, Venture Financing, Wind, Hydro, Hydrogen, Fuel Cell, Nuclear, BioPower, Solar, Geothermal, Transformation Technologies, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Rest of the World, Merger, M&A, Acquisition, Equity Offering, Debt Offering, Capital raising, Asset Purchase, Private Placement, Secondary offering, IPO, Initial Public Offer

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1 Table of Contents 2
1.1 List of tables 5
1.2 List of Figures 6
2 Alternative Energy, Deal Summary 8
2.1 Alternative Energy, Deal Value versus Volume Analysis, Q2 2009 8
2.2 Alternative Energy, Deal Volume By Type, Q2 2009 10
2.3 Alternative Energy, Top Deals, Q2 2009 11
3 Alternative Energy, Top Deal Makers, H1 2009 12
4 Alternative Energy, Deal Summary, By Type 13
4.1 Alternative Energy, M&A Deals, Q2 2009 13
4.2 Alternative Energy, Avg. M&A Deal Size, Q2 2008 – Q2 2009 14
4.2.1 Top M&A Deals in Q2 2009 15
4.3 Alternative Energy, Asset Transactions, Q2 2009 16
4.3.1 Top Asset Transactions Deals in Q2 2009 17
4.4 Alternative Energy, Equity Offering Deals, Q2 2009 18
4.4.1 Top Secondary Offerings in Q2 2009 19
4.4.2 Top Private Placements in Q2 2009 19
4.5 Alternative Energy, Debt Offering Deals, Q2 2009 20
4.5.1 Top Public Debt Offerings in Q2 2009 21
4.5.2 Top Private Debt Placements in Q2 2009 21
4.6 Alternative Energy, Venture Financing Deals, Q2 2009 22
4.6.1 Alternative Energy, Top Venture Financing Firms, Last One Year 23
4.6.2 Top Venture Financing Deals in Q2 2009 24
4.7 Alternative Energy, Private Equity Deals, Q2 2009 25
4.7.1 Alternative Energy, Top Private Equity Firms, Last One Year 26
4.7.2 Top Private Equity Deals in Q2 2009 27
4.8 Alternative Energy, Partnership Deals, Q2 2009 28
4.8.1 Partnership Deals in Q2 2009 29
5 Alternative Energy, Deal Summary, By Sector 30
5.1 Alternative Energy, Solar Deals, Q2 2009 30
5.1.1 Solar – Deals of the Quarter 31
5.2 Alternative Energy, Hydro Deals, Q2 2009 32
5.2.1 Hydro – Deals of the Quarter 33
5.3 Alternative Energy, Wind Deals, Q2 2009 34
5.3.1 Wind – Deals of the Quarter 35
5.4 Alternative Energy, Biopower Deals, Q2 2009 36
5.4.1 Biopower – Deals of the Quarter 37
5.5 Alternative Energy, Nuclear Energy Deals, Q2 2009 38
5.5.1 Nuclear Energy – Deals of the Quarter 39
5.6 Alternative Energy, Geothermal Deals, Q2 2009 40
5.6.1 Geothermal – Deals of the Quarter 41
5.7 Alternative Energy, Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Sector, Q2 2009 42
5.7.1 Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Sector – Deals of the Quarter 43
5.8 Alternative Energy, Transformation Technologies’ Deals, Q2 2009 44
5.8.1 Transformation Technologies – Deals of the Quarter 45
6 Alternative Energy, Deal Summary, By Geography 46
6.1 Alternative Energy, North America Region Deals, Q2 2009 46
6.1.1 North America – Deals of the Quarter 47
6.2 Alternative Energy, European Region Deals, Q2 2009 48
6.2.1 Europe – Deals of the Quarter 49
6.3 Alternative Energy, Asia-Pacific Region Deals, Q2 2009 50
6.3.1 Asia-Pacific – Deals of the Quarter 51
6.4 Alternative Energy, Rest of the World (ROW) Deals, Q2 2009 52
6.4.1 Rest of the World – Deals of the Quarter 53
7 Alternative Energy, Top Advisors 54
7.1 Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, M&A, Deal Summary, Last One Year 54
7.2 Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Equity Offerings, Deal Summary, Last One Year 56
7.3 Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Debt Offerings, Deal Summary, Last One Year 58
8 Further Information 60
8.1 Methodology 60
8.2 About GlobalData 60
8.3 Contact Us 61
8.4 Disclosure information 61
8.5 Disclaimer 61

1.1 List of tables
Table 1: Alternative Energy, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 9
Table 2: Alternative Energy, Deal Volume By Type, Q2 2009 10
Table 3: Alternative Energy, Top Deals, Q2 2009 11
Table 4: Alternative Energy, Top Deal Makers, Deals Summary, H1 2009 12
Table 5: Alternative Energy, M&A, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 13
Table 6: Alternative Energy, Avg. M&A Deal Size, Summary, Q2 2008 – Q2 2009 14
Table 7: Alternative Energy, Top M&A Deals, Q2 2009 15
Table 8: Alternative Energy, Asset Transactions, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 16
Table 9: Alternative Energy, Top Asset Transactions, Q2 2009 17
Table 10: Alternative Energy, Equity Offering, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 18
Table 11: Alternative Energy, Top Secondary Offerings, Q2 2009 19
Table 12: Alternative Energy, Top Private Placements, Q2 2009 19
Table 13: Alternative Energy, Debt Offering, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 20
Table 14: Alternative Energy, Top Public Debt Offerings, Q2 2009 21
Table 15: Alternative Energy, Top Private Debt Placements, Q2 2009 21
Table 16: Alternative Energy, Venture Financing, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 22
Table 17: Alternative Energy, Top Venture Financing Firms, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 23
Table 18: Alternative Energy, Top Venture Financing Deals, Q2 2009 24
Table 19: Alternative Energy, Private Equity, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 25
Table 20: Alternative Energy, Top Private Equity Firms, Summary, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 26
Table 21: Alternative Energy, Top Private Equity Deals, Q2 2009 27
Table 22: Alternative Energy, Partnerships, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 28
Table 23: Alternative Energy, Solar, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 31
Table 24: Alternative Energy, Hydro, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 32
Table 25: Alternative Energy, Wind, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 35
Table 26: Alternative Energy, Biopower, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 37
Table 27: Alternative Energy, Nuclear, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 39
Table 28: Alternative Energy, Geothermal, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 40
Table 29: Alternative Energy, Hydrogen & Fuel Cell, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 42
Table 30: Alternative Energy, Transformation Technologies, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 44
Table 31: Alternative Energy, North America, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 47
Table 32: Alternative Energy, Europe, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 49
Table 33: Alternative Energy, Asia-Pacific, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 51
Table 34: Alternative Energy, Rest of the World, Deals Summary, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 53
Table 35: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, M&A, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 55
Table 36: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Equity Offerings, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 57
Table 37: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Debt Offerings, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 59

1.2 List of Figures

Figure 1: Alternative Energy, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 8
Figure 2: Alternative Energy, Deal Volume By Type, Q2 2009 10
Figure 3: Alternative Energy, M&A Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 13
Figure 4: Alternative Energy, Avg. M&A Deal Size, Q2 2008 – Q2 2009 14
Figure 5: Alternative Energy, Asset Transactions, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 16
Figure 6: Alternative Energy, Equity Offering Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 18
Figure 7: Alternative Energy, Debt Offering Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 20
Figure 8: Alternative Energy, Venture Financing Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 22
Figure 9: Alternative Energy, Top Venture Financing Firms, Deal Value and Volume, Q3 2008 – Q2 2009 23
Figure 10: Alternative Energy, Private Equity Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 25
Figure 11: Alternative Energy, Top Private Equity Firms, Deal Value and Volume, Q3 2008 – Q2 2009 26
Figure 12: Alternative Energy, Partnership Deals, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 28
Figure 13: Alternative Energy, Partnership Deals Break-Up, Q2 2009 29
Figure 14: Alternative Energy, Solar Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 30
Figure 15: Alternative Energy, Hydro Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 32
Figure 16: Alternative Energy, Wind Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 34
Figure 17: Alternative Energy, Biopower Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 36
Figure 18: Alternative Energy, Nuclear Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 38
Figure 19: Alternative Energy, Geothermal Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 40
Figure 20: Alternative Energy, Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 42
Figure 21: Alternative Energy, Transformation Technologies’ Sector, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 44
Figure 22: Alternative Energy, North America Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 46
Figure 23: Alternative Energy, European Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 48
Figure 24: Alternative Energy, Asia-Pacific Region Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 50
Figure 25: Alternative Energy, Rest of the World Deals, Deal Value and Volume, Q2 2008–Q2 2009 52
Figure 26: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, M&A, Deal Value and Volume, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 54
Figure 27: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Equity Offerings, Deal Value and Volume, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 56
Figure 28: Alternative Energy, Top Financial Advisors, Debt Offerings, Deal Value and Volume, Q3 2008 - Q2 2009 58

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