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Due diligence

What is due diligence?

Due diligence is the systematic investigation of a company conducted before an investment, acquisition, or transaction. The purpose is to identify risks, verify information, and create an informed basis for decision-making.

What is examined?

  • Financial DD — Revenue, costs, debt, cash flow, historical performance
  • Legal DD — Contracts, disputes, intellectual property, regulatory compliance
  • Commercial DD — Market position, competitors, growth potential
  • Technical DD — Product architecture, scalability, technical debt

Due diligence for unlisted shares

When buying unlisted shares, you don't have access to the same level of information as with listed companies. Accumeo's company profiles provide you with KPIs, funding history, and ownership data as a basis for your decisions.

FAQs

Start by reviewing the annual report, funding history, ownership structure, and market position. Accumeo provides much of this data.

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