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Acquisition Due Diligence Service

Acquisition Due Diligence Service

Acquisition due diligence determines whether or not the financial information of a target company reflects reality, and ensures clients focus on and identify factors in business that are critical to its success and future. A thorough Acquisition Due Diligence process helps you understand a deal and/or a business dynamics, value drivers, motives, risks, synergies, and ultimately, pricing.

At Farahat & Co., we focus our Acquisition Due Diligence service on key areas that have a significant impact on value. Our team of specialists leverages their deep local and national transaction experience to uncover hidden opportunities and risks to help maximize the value captured. Our team of senior finance and accounting specialists helps buyers in:

  • Improving your understanding of a target business; therefore, increasing the likelihood of a deal achieving its objectives
  • Identifying and understanding critical success factors; thus, improving your knowledge of relevant issues and aiding you in formulating informed business decisions; and
  • Highlighting strengths that may be built upon, as well as weaknesses that need resolution
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Acquisition Due Diligence service

Acquisition Due Diligence: Objectives

The objectives of our Acquisition Due Diligence service can be categorized into three stages in an M&A lifecycle.

Preliminary Acquisition Due Diligence

  • Identification of business risk(s)
  • Research of contact target and scouting issues
  • Make the go or no-go decision


Detailed Acquisition Due Diligence

  • Analysis of the data room, as well as other relevant external information
  • Deal valuation, structure, and integration
  • Make the go or no-go decision


Final Acquisition Due Diligence

  • Obtain the signed Definitive Agreements
  • Organize for integration
  • Arrive at favorable final pricing and close terms


Acquisition Due Diligence Service

Areas that our Acquisition Due Diligence Service Addresses & Evaluate

Every transaction is unique. This means the depth of the due diligence that’s needed on a certain topic varies, depending on a deal’s dynamics and the company. Still, certain matters about due diligence are included in transactions. Here are the areas that our Acquisition Due Diligence service addresses and evaluates:

Preliminary Due Diligence

  • Review of Offering Memorandum (if any)
  • Preliminary or initial valuation
  • Analysis of relevant data
  • Identification of core specialists and team
  • Collection of external data
  • Development of business case
  • Getting management approval; and
  • Preliminary non-binding expression of interest (EOI) for the auction process


Detailed Due Diligence

  • Refining of valuation
  • Site visit and analysis
  • Deal structure development
  • Identification of integration manager
  • Provision of due diligence reports
  • Submission of final term/bid sheet


Final Due Diligence

  • Collection of outstanding data
  • Data analysis
  • Negotiation of definitive agreements
  • Evaluation and analysis of the final contract
  • Development and review of deal structure and warranties
  • Reaching final terms
  • Execution of closing agreements
  • Integration planning


Acquisition Due Diligence service

A Professional and Targeted Acquisition Due Diligence Approach

Whether you’re considering buying with exclusivity a business up for auction or thinking of undertaking a speculative approach, you’ll maximize your ability to make an informed buying or investment decision with a swift and thorough analysis regarding key issues.

Our focused Acquisition Due Diligence service, starting from transaction screening and origination up to the execution of closing agreements and integration planning, will deliver you high-quality analyses required in supporting buying or lending decisions. The Acquisition Due Diligence specialists of Farahat & Co. can cover the following disciplines: tax, financial, integrity, operational and IT, strategy and commercial, and environmental and sustainability by leveraging their local and national experience and resources.

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