Kleinhardt Due Diligence

The main catalyst for a Due Diligence Report is the pending sale or purchase of a business and the purpose is to examine and verify key factors which form the basis of negotiations between two parties involved in the purchase.

Undertaking a due diligence exercise greatly reduces the risk associated with buying a particular business and usually includes a detailed review of the following:

• Previous finances and accounting periods
• All agreements in place
• Assets
• Operating equipment
• Insurances
• Leases and premises
• Regulatory compliances
• Broad market and industry considerations
• Reputation
• Risk evaluation

For specific information or to make an appointment please contact us on (07) 4040 7100 or send an email to prosper@kleinhardt.com.au. Your first meeting with us is obligation free.

Due Diligence Case Studies

1. Kleinhardt was asked to value a company's shares prior to a public offering. The revaluation tripled the value of the current shareholders holdings.
2. Kleinhardt was retained as a consultant in a public float of an integrated tourism development company with interests in hotel development, ownership and management day tour operations, entertainment and transport. The float was highly successful.
3. Kleinhardt conducted several successful investigations and negotiations of acquisitions of regional energy distributors on behalf of a corporatised State Government Authority. The due diligence, business plans and market scans provided the successful integration of these businesses.