Due diligence
Purpose of due diligence
Due diligence serves to minimize risks, verify information, ensure legal compliance, determine value, aid negotiation, protect interests, and facilitate informed decision-making in business transactions and investments.
What we cover
Why need to perform due diligence
- To reveal potential problems before an acquisition decision is made.
- Enable the potential acquirer to enter into the transaction with open eyes.
- Provide with the information to decide whether or not to go ahead, when to go ahead and how much should be paid for.
- Increase stakeholder confidence in acquisition decision, example – bank.
what info you will get
A independent report from us for the following aspects:
- Financial performance and position in terms of past, current and future.
- Operational matters such as operational risk and capex requirements.
- Market position and commercial matters such as current and future business plan.
- Legal matters such as compliance of relevant legal and regulatory framework.
- Tax matters such as tax returns, payments and investigation.
- HR matters such as staff disputes, industrial action & etc.
Acquirer may use the issues to negotiate a reduced price or require vendor to resolve before acquisition completes.
How is pricing determined for this service?
The due diligence services is dependent on the scope of work (partial or full).
Our services are reasonably priced and tailored to your organisation’s needs. Contact us for more information.