Financial Due Diligence For
Buy & Sell-Side Support For SMEs & Investors
Boost transaction success with expert Financial Due Diligence for confident, informed decisions.


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Financial due diligence is key for evaluating opportunities and mitigating risks, offering deep insights into a business's financial health.
Our due diligence services provide buyers and sellers with reliable information, facilitating informed and confident decisions in transactions.
We deliver accurate and trustworthy data, ensuring all business decisions are supported by comprehensive financial analysis.
Comprehensive Due Diligence Across Key Dimensions
Business & Market Review
Gain a clear picture of the company’s financial health, operational stability, and market potential to assess growth opportunities.
Examine the industry landscape, review competitive positioning, and evaluate customer base to understand the company's standing and prospects for expansion.
Analyze trends and market dynamics to forecast potential challenges and opportunities, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the business environment.


Financial Data Analysis
Validate key metrics, assess revenue drivers, and identify financial risks or inconsistencies that could impact decision-making.
Scrutinize historical financial statements and projections to detect any discrepancies or unsustainable financial practices.
Evaluate the robustness of the financial controls and reporting systems in place, providing a solid foundation for accurate financial assessment.
Assess Commercial Viability
Analyze scalability, market fit, and competition to determine if the business model is sustainable and primed for growth.
Investigate the company’s ability to scale operations and enter new markets, while also assessing potential barriers to growth such as regulatory constraints or high market entry costs.
Examine customer acquisition costs and lifetime value metrics to gauge long-term profitability and market receptivity.


Deliver Actionable Insights
Receive a structured, data-driven report with key findings, strategic recommendations, and next steps for informed decision-making.
This report will include a detailed analysis of all examined areas, highlighting potential risks and opportunities while offering practical solutions to enhance business operations and strategic initiatives.
Gain clarity on the necessary actions to leverage strengths, mitigate weaknesses, and capitalize on new market opportunities.
Make smarter investment decisions for higher returns.

Pricing
Buyer side due diligence & Preparation
- Validate financial performance
- Assess market position & scalability
- Identify risks & opportunities
Sell-side preparation & documentation
- Prepare robust financials
- Showcase business strengths
- Streamline buyer evaluations
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Frequently Asked Questions
Financial due diligence (FDD) is a comprehensive analysis of a company's financial health, performance, and prospects. It involves reviewing financial statements, assessing accounting policies, evaluating cash flows, and identifying potential risks to inform investment or acquisition decisions.
FDD provides critical insights into a target company's financial stability and potential liabilities, enabling informed decision-making during mergers and acquisitions. It helps buyers assess valuation, negotiate terms, and identify any financial red flags that could impact the transaction's success.
Key components include:
- Financial Statements Review: Analyzing historical and current financial statements for accuracy and trends.
- Quality of Earnings Assessment: Evaluating the sustainability and reliability of earnings.
- Cash Flow Analysis: Assessing liquidity and cash generation capabilities.
- Working Capital Evaluation: Determining the company's short-term financial health.
- Debt and Liability Examination: Identifying existing debts and potential obligations.
The duration of FDD varies based on the complexity and size of the target company but generally ranges from two to six weeks. Timely access to accurate financial information can expedite the process.
Documents commonly reviewed include:
- Audited Financial Statements: Past three to five years.
- Tax Returns: Recent filings.
- Accounts Receivable and Payable Aging Reports.
- Debt Agreements and Schedules.
- Budgets and Financial Projections.
- Significant Contracts and Leases.