Due Diligence of company
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Introduction
Due diligence of company is the process of going through an enterprise's available documentation and verifying regulatory and process compliances, as well as other factors that may affect the prospective deal with the same. Companies are often put through due diligence during investments, business sales, mergers, acquisitions, loan applications, etc. The basic purpose is to review legal, financial and compliances in order to assess any hidden risks so that they may be reflected in the agreement anyone entering into with an enterprise. For example, if you are trying to buy a business, and the process of due diligence reveals that their primary patent is prone to revocation and they owe debts, that may affect the price at which you would wish to go through with a deal. It is not just limited to buyers, even sellers can perform due diligence on the buyer. Due diligence consists of the factual background, legal and accounting checks. This is done to ensure that there are no wayward surprises that creep up after a deal is done and that the deal is done without a glaring information asymmetry.
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Insights of the Due Diligence of company Service
Our business and financial experts will help you –
- Verify the public records of the target company as available with the MCA.
- Assess the Articles of Association of the Company in order to ascertain the transfer process in place.
- Review the statutory registers of a company, validating information on the directors & shareholders of the company.
- Go through the financial information made available, for both taxation and general financial due diligence.
- Conduct a legal audit of the target company.
- Inspect the operational contours of the Company’s working.
