Our Financial Due Diligence Services
Our Financial Due Diligence services are designed with flexibility at their core.
We tailor our approach to the specific dynamics of the target company, the transaction structure,
and your requirements regarding scope, timeline, and budget.

Comprehensive Financial Statement Analysis
We conduct a multi-year review of financial statements and trial balances to evaluate profitability, growth trajectories, and financial soundness. This includes a meticulous examination of accounting treatments related to past corporate restructurings.

Assessment of Normalized Earnings
We identify and adjust for non-recurring items and irregularities. This allows us to determine a sustainable earnings level that reflects the target’s true underlying performance.

Working Capital & Cash Flow Analysis
By factoring in seasonality and industry-specific business practices, we analyze required working capital levels and cash flow trends to evaluate financial stability and future liquidity.

Identification of Off-Balance-Sheet & Contingent Liabilities
We conduct a thorough review of contracts and transaction histories to uncover hidden risks or potential financial burdens that could arise post-closing.

Review of Accounting Policies
We assess compliance with applicable accounting standards and precisely quantify the impact of any necessary adjustments on the financial statements.

Strategic Reporting
We deliver clear, concise, and high-impact reports that highlight the key findings most critical to your investment decision-making and negotiation strategy.

Contact Us
We offer free initial consultations and preliminary assessments.
A Certified Public Accountant will personally conduct the consultation and
propose the most suitable valuation approach for your company.
For inquiries or consultations, please contact us via the Inquiry Form.
Common Challenges

In M&A transactions, there is often concern that “hidden liabilities” or risks not reflected in the target company’s books may remain undiscovered until just before the final agreement is signed.
Furthermore, within the limited time available for due diligence, buyers may struggle to obtain objective evidence that supports the appropriateness of the proposed acquisition price.
Another common challenge is how to translate due diligence findings into practical deal terms, such as price adjustments or representations and warranties in the transaction documents.
Q&A
Financial due diligence is most commonly conducted after the signing of a Letter of Intent (LOI). However, we can also perform preliminary reviews at the early stage of the deal process to help identify potential risks and key focus areas before proceeding further.
In addition to identifying hidden liabilities, we carefully assess factors that may affect post-acquisition cash flow, including: sustainability of earnings (normalized earnings power) excess inventory and aging receivables non-transparent payments to management or related parties. Our objective is to provide a clear understanding of the target’s true financial performance and risk profile.
Depending on the size and complexity of the transaction, we generally deliver a report within approximately two weeks to one month after receiving the necessary documents. For transactions requiring faster decision-making, we can also provide an early “flash report” highlighting key issues and potential risks.
Yes. We quantify the financial impact of risks identified during due diligence and prepare analyses that can be used as objective support in purchase price negotiations.
Yes. We offer cost-effective and well-focused due diligence plans tailored to the size and characteristics of the target business, ensuring a focused and efficient review that prioritizes the most important areas.
Yes. In addition to analyzing historical trends and adjusting for non-recurring items, we also consider additional costs expected after the acquisition, as well as allocation simulations of shared costs in carve-out transactions.
Yes. We provide practical advice on how financial risks identified during due diligence can be incorporated into deal terms, including purchase price adjustments and representations and warranties in the SPA.
Yes. We provide flexible support tailored to the needs of each transaction.
Even within limited time and budget constraints, we specialize in conducting focused reviews that concentrate on critical risks that could potentially become deal breakers.

Contact Us
We offer free initial consultations and preliminary assessments.
A Certified Public Accountant will personally conduct the consultation and
propose the most suitable valuation approach for your company.
For inquiries or consultations, please contact us via the Inquiry Form.










