
Gain Clarity. Reduce Risk. Close Confidently.
Whether you’re acquiring a business or preparing to sell one, our Due Diligence and Quality of Earnings (QoE) services provide clear, accurate, and investor-ready financial insights. We help buyers validate performance and uncover potential red flags, and help sellers prepare for transactions with confidence.
Our reports go beyond the surface to provide objective, detailed analysis that supports smarter decisions and smoother deal processes.

Buy-Side Financial Due Diligence
We conduct a deep dive into the target company’s financials to validate performance, assess risk, and verify the sustainability of earnings. This helps buyers identify deal-breakers, hidden liabilities, and validate valuation assumptions.

Sell-Side Due Diligence
Anticipate buyer concerns with a proactive financial review. We prepare your business for scrutiny by addressing potential red flags in advance, increasing trust, reducing delays, and supporting a higher valuation.

Quality of Earnings (QoE) Reports
We distinguish between recurring vs. non-recurring revenues and expenses, perform adjusted EBITDA analysis, and review normalized working capital, giving buyers and investors a true understanding of a company’s earnings power.
Our QoE & Due Diligence Reports Cover

Working Capital & Net Debt Analysis
Ensure accurate understanding of liquidity, debt obligations, and deal adjustments.

Revenue Recognition & Cost Structure Review
Evaluate consistency and accuracy in how revenue and costs are recorded.

Cash Flow Analysis & Forecast Validation
Assess historical cash generation and future expectations to validate financial health.

Review of Key Contracts, AR/AP Aging & Liabilities
Identify off-balance sheet risks, customer concentration, payment issues, and more.

Risk Identification & Red Flag Reporting
We spotlight anomalies, inconsistencies, and operational risks that may impact valuation or deal terms.

Bridge from Reported to Adjusted EBITDA
A clear reconciliation that highlights normalization adjustments and gives stakeholders an apples-to-apples comparison.