Ahead of @TheRealDealConf, @ipkehoe talks M&As and outside investment for Irish SMEs with @RenatusCapital, @AccountantsFP, @lkshields and @bankofireland

We are pleased to introduce our updated Renatus M&A review for Q3 2023: https://t.co/3yaLoqA3rp. It provides an overview of: 🔹M&A Deal Volume 🔹Q3’23 M&A Picks 🔹International & PE Acquirers 🔹Sector Trends 🔹Fundraising Activity 🔹M&A Outlook

Renatus is delighted to share our H1 2023 M&A deal activity report, which is available to read here: https://t.co/iF4XT1cKyT #PrivateEquity #SMEs

Herdwatch acquires Farmplan, PM Group acquires Milestone Solutions, Stripe acquires Okay and more in our latest Renatus weekly newsletter: https://t.co/TzDySoDB2E #privateequity #newsletter

Don't miss out on the opportunity to attend Ireland's premium SME event - @TheRealDealConf. >70% of tickets have already been sold, so get yours now to avoid disappointment ➡️ https://t.co/vDcRklFAD9 View our 2019 highlights video here: https://t.co/FMdDjZEtRV #TheRealDeal2023

We in @ThePanelDublin are delighted to be partnering again with @RenatusCapital for the @TheRealDealConf 2023 in @Goffs1866 in May. The "goto" conference for #sme business owners and the great @cooper_m is hosting. A fantastic #networking event.

@TheRealDealConf '23 is finally returning in-person with MC @cooper_m & keynote from Gene Murtagh @KingspanIns_Irl. Taking place in @Goffs1866 Wed, May 3. 50% early bird ticket rate now available for 24hrs, places limited! https://t.co/PHJgY6OJ7V @bankofireland @RenatusCapital

The @TheRealDealConf, Ireland's premier event of the year, hosted by @cooper_m is back in person for 2023. There is just one day remaining to avail of our early bird tickets for €75. Numbers are limited so book now to avoid disappointment. https://t.co/yFStPsTvzH #events

In our first Renatus podcast of the year, Greg Dilger chats with Dalata Hotel Group CEO Dermot Crowley about running the ​​​​​Group and gets his perspective on the current state and future outlook of the wider hospitality sector. https://t.co/rzHCCTbpnF #hospitality #podcast

Proud to say we work with teams at 8 of the top 10 #Hospitality #Tech

9.8% - The increase in Irish property prices in the year to the end of October. This is the first time the growth rate has been in single figures in 14 months. @CSOIreland

17.4% - The increase in the total number of vehicles registered across Europe in November, compared to October. This is the fourth consecutive month of increases as supply chain issues continue to ease. @ACEA_auto @RTEbusiness

15% - The EU has agreed upon a deal to introduce a 15% minimum corporate tax rate from 2024. It is likely Ireland will have to increase the rate from 12.5% to 15% for domestic and foreign MNCs with global earnings of over €750m per annum. @EU_Commission

5% - The decline in the volume of traffic in Dublin for the last week in November, compared to the same period in 2019. Regional traffic also remained 7% lower than pre-pandemic levels and passengers opting to travel by bus increased by 13% over the period. @CSOIreland

9% - The increase in the number of people working for foreign multinationals in Ireland compared to 2021. 32,426 new jobs were created by multinationals with Irish operations this year and the net job growth totals 24,019 bringing the overall figure to 301,475. @IDAIRELAND

€165bn - Ireland exported c. €165bn worth of goods last year with chemicals and related products accounting for 62% of the total. Accounting for 32% of total goods exports, the US was Ireland’s largest trading partner. According to @CSOIreland. @IrishTimesBiz

90% - The proportion of internet users that conduct financial affairs through online banking in 2022, an increase of more than 10 percentage points year on year. @CSOIreland

48% - The percentage of Ireland’s electricity generating power supplied by wind farms in November. This makes it the primary source of electricity over the month and means wind has supplied 34% of all electricity in Ireland so far this year. @WindEnergyIRL

4.6% - The annual wage growth rate in November, down from a peak of 5.2% in July and August. The wage tracker records information on 6 euro area counties and overall wage growth fell to 5.1%, the first decline in over 18 months. @indeed @centralbank_ie

2.3% - The increase in Gross Domestic Product in Ireland in Q3, compared to Q2 2022. Ireland showed the highest growth rate in the EU during the period and kept the EU from falling into contraction, with an overall growth rate of 0.4%. According to @EU_Eurostat