What
is the Due Diligence of the Company?
Due Diligence of the Company is usually performed before any business sale or private equity investment, it is the process of research & analysis that is initiated before an investment, acquisition, business partnership, joint venture, or bank loan to determine the value of the subject of due diligence and to see whether there are any major issues involved, in one sentence Due Diligence Report is a summarized report of such findings.
What are the Various Transactions covered by Due Diligence?
Partnership: Due diligence for strategic partnerships, strategic alliances, or other partnerships.
Mergers & Acquisitions: Due diligence in Mergers and acquisitions is done from the viewpoint of both buyer and seller to look into the financials, legal litigation, patents, and other relevant information.
Public Offers: Due Diligence is required for various aspects like disclosures in a prospectus, post-issue compliance, and other matters.
Joint Ventures & Collaborations: When two companies join together for a new venture, the reputation of the company involved is a matter of concern. Due Diligence covers such different aspects involved.
Types
of Due Diligence
List
of Documents required during the Due Diligence of Company
Basic
Information of the Company
Articles of Association (AoA) and Memorandum of Association (MoA) are important documents of the company and they should be reviewed thoroughly during the Due Diligence Process.
Statutory Registers of the Company
Under The Company Act, 2013 a Private Limited Company is required to maintain various statutory registers about share allotment, share transfer, board meetings, directors, shareholders, etc. Such registers must be reviewed to obtain and validate information about the company matters.
Financial Statements & Book of Accounts
Companies maintain the book of accounts
along with detailed transaction information as required under the Companies
Act, 2013. These are audited by the auditor of the Company. These should be
reviewed and verified properly in the process of the Due Diligence.
To check that there are no unforeseen tax
liabilities/any default.
Understanding the Business Models,
Business Operations, Prospects, Employees, Customers, Production, Sale Information,
Machinery & Vendors Information.
The Due Diligence Report should provide the desired level of information about the potential investment & the inherent risks involved & the Due Diligence Report should provide the required information to the satisfactory.
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