6-8w
Typical duration of a full DD
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Due diligence to decide before signing. Risks, value and structure.
We work on both buy-side and vendor due diligence so buyers can acquire with information and sellers can go to market with issues resolved.
5
Review areas
100+
Checkpoints per transaction
Areas
Financial statements are not enough.
The review combines financial, legal, commercial, operational and strategic lenses to read risk completely.
Financial
Normalised EBITDA, cash, debt, working capital and revenue quality.
Legal and tax
Contracts, contingencies, compliance, litigation and corporate structure.
Commercial
Customers, churn, pricing, market, competition and pipeline.
Operational
Processes, systems, key people and founder dependence.
Process
A review that ends in decisions, not annexes.
We identify risks, quantify impact and recommend price structure or contractual protection.
1 week
Initial analysis
Initial documentation and review focus areas.
3-4 weeks
Detailed review
Investigation by area and Q&A.
1 week
Report
Findings, quantification and recommendations.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What is the difference between buy-side and vendor due diligence?
Buy-side is commissioned by the buyer before acquiring. Vendor due diligence is commissioned by the seller to prepare the sale, solve issues and reduce buyer contingencies.
When should vendor due diligence be done?
Ideally 6-12 months before selling, so problems can be identified and resolved before opening the market.
Shall we bring this down to your case? Let's talk with data.
Tell us the transaction context and we will prepare a first confidential view with clear next steps.
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