Due diligence and valuation work provides an independent assessment of a company's financial position, commercial prospects, risks and fair value. Financial due diligence examines historical financial statements, quality of earnings, working-capital trends, debt-like items and accounting policies. Commercial due diligence reviews market position, customer concentration, competitive dynamics and growth drivers.
Valuation analysis typically applies multiple methodologies such as discounted cash flow, comparable company multiples and precedent transaction analysis. The output includes a valuation range, key value drivers, sensitivity analysis and identification of material risks or adjustments that may affect price or structure.
- Financial due diligence covering quality of earnings and balance-sheet items
- Commercial and market assessment
- Identification of debt-like, cash-like and normalisation adjustments
- Valuation using DCF, trading multiples and transaction multiples
- Sensitivity analysis on key assumptions
- Preparation of diligence findings and valuation report
The work is intended to support informed decision-making by highlighting material findings, risks and value drivers in a structured manner.