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Driven by several high value acquisitions by both domestic and international investors, the Czech Republic witnessed a substantial increase in average deal value in 2019. Despite a 16% drop in activity, the combined deal value saw an increase on the previous year and totalled EUR 5.67bn.
Telecoms & IT related deals saw an uptick with 28 deals on record, up two y-o-y, and the sector has now overtaken manufacturing as the second most active one behind real estate & construction. Other sectors which have seen an increase in activity include finance & insurance, up 10%, and food & beverage, up 33.3%. South Korean investors showed a particularly keen interest for Czech commercial real estate.
There remains a healthy level of interest from corporates and private equity buyers, and a good pipeline of deals ahead.
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