Glossary - Due Diligence

Due Diligence

A clear definition for growth-stage founders and operators.

Due diligence is the comprehensive investigation a buyer conducts before acquiring a company. It covers financials, legal, operations, technology, HR, and customer relationships. The goal is to verify that what the seller claims is true and to identify risks that could affect the deal.
Definition

Understanding Due Diligence

Due diligence is the comprehensive investigation a buyer conducts before acquiring a company. It covers financials, legal, operations, technology, HR, and customer relationships. The goal is to verify that what the seller claims is true and to identify risks that could affect the deal.

Related Concepts

Related Terms

  • M&A
  • Enterprise value
  • Exit planning

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