Financial Due Diligence
Every transaction carries risk. Our FDD practice uncovers the financial truth behind deals — for buyers acquiring businesses, sellers preparing for exit, and investors evaluating opportunities. We deliver actionable insights that directly inform valuations, negotiations, and deal structuring.
What We Cover
- Quality of Earnings & Normalized EBITDA
- Working Capital & Net Debt Analysis
- Related-Party Transaction Review
- Tax & Contingent Liability Assessment
- Revenue Quality & Sustainability
- Governance & Compliance Health Check
Choose Your Engagement
FDD for Every Side of the Deal
Each type of FDD serves a different stakeholder with a tailored scope and deliverable. Click through to see detailed case studies and process for each.
Buy-Side Due Diligence
For acquirers and strategic buyers evaluating targets
Buy-side FDD is commissioned by the acquirer to independently verify the target company's financial health before committing capital. We identify risks, validate reported earnings, assess working capital adequacy, and uncover hidden liabilities — giving you the confidence to negotiate from a position of knowledge.
Case Studies: 2
Sell-Side (Vendor) Due Diligence
For sellers and promoters preparing for exit or fundraise
Sell-side or vendor due diligence is commissioned by the seller before approaching buyers or investors. It proactively identifies and addresses issues that would otherwise surface during buyer's DD, accelerates the deal process, maintains seller credibility, and provides a vendor DD report that can be shared with multiple potential buyers simultaneously.
Case Studies: 2
Investor Due Diligence
For PE/VC funds, family offices, and angel investors evaluating opportunities
Investor DD is tailored for PE/VC funds, family offices, and institutional investors who need a thorough but stage-appropriate financial assessment of potential investments. Unlike traditional buy-side DD (which assumes control acquisition), investor DD focuses on minority protection, governance risks, fund deployment safeguards, and portfolio-level considerations.
Case Studies: 3
Disclaimer: As per the guidelines of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI), the names of clients cannot be disclosed. All case studies presented are based on actual engagements, with client identities anonymized to comply with ICAI professional standards and maintain confidentiality.
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Whether you are buying, selling, or investing — get a free consultation with our FDD specialists to discuss your deal.