Due Deligence

The primary objective of financial due diligence is to determine the company's value. This includes reviewing audited accounts from the last three to five years, income statements (P&L statements), balance sheets, cash flow statements, sources and uses of funds, and aging of accounts analysis. Additionally, it involves evaluating the five-year business plan, annual budget plans, current and pro- forma financials with sensitivity analysis, monthly break-even sales volume, and a detailed listing of long-term loans and other financial facilities.