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Due diligence
Carry out the Due Diligence procedure now and get an independent expert assessment of the activities of the company you are interested in
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Due diligence
Helps potential investors and companies to understand the nature of the deal, the associated risks and to identify weaknesses in the project structure
For whom:
For entrepreneurs and top managers who want to avoid certain risks associated with the acquisition and sale of a business
For companies that want to go public
For companies preparing for a merger or acquisition
What we can help you with:
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Identify any mistakes and shortcomings in the company's activities
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Optimize financial and business processes
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Increase the productivity of business processes;
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Assess the compliance of current activities with applicable laws
Why us?
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What will you get as a result:
A detailed analysis of the company's activities
Identification of weak points in the structure
Recommendations for elimination of identified problems
Detailed report on the company's activities for partners and potential investors
Service delivery process:
Cost
Frequently Asked Questions
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When is Due Diligence necessary?
Due diligence is usually carried out at the time of purchase of a business, as well as before commencement of a cooperation or investing money in another company. It implies the formation of a complete understanding of the investment object.
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What kind of specialists perform the procedure?
The due diligence operation involves a team of specialists from three areas who investigate specific aspects: lawyers analyze the legal risks that may arise, accountants and auditors look at the state of the reporting, investment analysts determine how much income the buyer will receive from the deal or how much investment needs to be made in order for the business to work.
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Who carries out the due diligence – the seller or the buyer?
The buyer and the seller may both carry out the DD procedure in the course of purchase (sale) of a business, which will be advantageous to both parties.
Sheroziia Lado
Founder Laduchi Consult, Executive MBA, European financial professional advisor EFPA, Harvard business school “Value creation through effective boards”
Sheroziia Lado
Founder Laduchi Consult, Executive MBA, European financial professional advisor EFPA, Harvard business school “Value creation through effective boards”