Due diligence

The goal of due diligence is to examine the financial and tax situation of a company. It involves checking both the financial and tax records as well as assumptions regarding business development. The result of the report is the identification of all risks associated with conducting business. Due diligence is typically conducted for the purpose of buying/selling a company. The results of the report aim to determine the risks that may impact the valuation of the company.

Who’s the client?

The offer to conduct due diligence is addressed to both sides of the sale – to companies being sold and to investors or owners of the company. We conduct financial due diligence for all types of companies, both mature and startups. The due diligence service is aimed at:

VC
Funds

PE
Funds

Private
Investors

Business
Angels

Internal
purposes of the
companies

What does the financial due diligence (DD) process look like?