Due Diligence

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Due diligence is a review process that helps an investor identify all business opportunities, exposures, and risks before entering into a transaction with any party.

Due diligence is an essential procedure in any company or business acquisition transaction and in merger transactions. The purpose of the due diligence is to verify the accuracy of the seller's representations, to identify and assess the risks involved in the transaction, and to evaluate its potential.

Due diligence typically includes:

  • Reading and analyzing financial statements and accompanying information
  • Analysis of the company's financial strength
  • Examining the company's tax exposure to tax authorities
  • Existence of contingent liabilities
  • Review of employee obligations
  • Asset analysis
  • Revenue Analysis
  • Analysis of expenses, budgets, and other internal reporting
  • Review of the company's management and marketing system
  • Engagement with the Chief Scientist and potential commitments in this context

The purpose of due diligence is to help you make smart investments based on reliable and up-to-date data to make a decision or complete a transaction.

The methodology developed at Barzily & Co. adopts a multidisciplinary approach: a comprehensive review of all critical areas of activity and reporting of the audited company, conducted by professionals with relevant experience and expertise. Often, an economic valuation is also performed based on the audit findings. The process is carried out in full cooperation with the attorneys conducting the legal due diligence.

Our firm has extensive experience in conducting due diligence. We would be happy to assist and guide you through this process.

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