Financial Diligence
Buyers may review revenue by customer and service, margins, working capital, forecasts, debt, taxes, capital expenditure, payroll, add-backs, and the relationship between reported earnings and cash flow. The goal is not perfection; it is consistency, support, and an honest explanation of variances.
Commercial and Operational Diligence
Expect questions about customers, contracts, sales pipeline, pricing, churn, competitors, capacity, suppliers, systems, quality, safety, cybersecurity, and how the company performs without the owner involved in every decision.
Legal and People Readiness
Your attorneys and HR professionals should review entity records, contracts, licensing, litigation, employment matters, benefits, intellectual property, and change-of-control provisions. We help coordinate the business-side collection and flag areas that need specialist review.