狂飙近2000单！A股并购潮涌，半导体成热门赛道

Group 1 - The A-share merger and acquisition (M&A) market is experiencing a significant surge in 2025, driven by policy support and industry demand, with nearly 1,500 companies disclosing M&A transactions by year-end [1][3][4] - The semiconductor sector stands out as the most active area in this M&A wave, with 165 reported cases involving semiconductor-related assets, highlighting the industry's integration and cross-industry attempts [1][10][11] - Major transactions include China Shenhua's acquisition valued at approximately 1,335.98 billion yuan, setting a record for the highest transaction scale in A-share history, followed by China International Capital Corporation's merger involving around 1,142.75 billion yuan [9][10] Group 2 - The market's vibrancy is supported by ongoing policy reforms, including the "New National Nine Articles" and subsequent measures aimed at enhancing M&A efficiency and encouraging industry consolidation [5][6] - A total of 905 M&A projects have been completed, while 68 have been declared unsuccessful, indicating a mix of successful and challenging transactions in the market [4][5] - The trend of cross-industry mergers is also notable, with companies like Meike Home aiming to acquire leading firms in other sectors, such as high-speed copper cable technology [7][10] Group 3 - Despite the active M&A environment, there are concerns regarding integration challenges and the rising number of terminated transactions, with 65 companies announcing the cessation of their restructuring efforts by year-end [1][18][19] - The semiconductor sector's M&A activity is characterized by high technical barriers and long investment cycles, leading to some companies facing difficulties in meeting performance commitments and achieving successful integrations [14][19] - Experts suggest that companies should adopt a rational approach to M&A, focusing on industry fundamentals and aligning acquisitions with their strategic goals to avoid pitfalls associated with speculative cross-industry ventures [19][20]