Financial (vendor) Due Diligence (sell side)
When a company is up for sale – or selling off one of its parts – it needs to show an in-depth report on its financial health to potential buyers. This is called vendor due diligence.
PricewaterhouseCoopers provides comfort to both buyers and sellers with an independent view of the business, encompassing its performance and prospects.
If this is your situation
- You are considering to dispose a part of the business, whether through a carve-out of business units, or by the sale of existing entities
- Your company in the process of restructuring/re-focusing its activities
- You want to reposition your portfolio focus on core businesses, or return value to shareholders
- You have started to feel pressure from financiers as a result of deteriorating financial rations
How we can support you
- Provide vendors with greater control over the sale process and the timing of sale, which often secures a higher price for the business
- Provide purchasers with greater certainty over the nature of the business and the characteristics of its cash flow
- Help add credibility to the facts, figures and information provided in the sales memorandum
- Remove the necessity for a buyer to have substantial access to do their own due diligence work as they will be able to rely on the vendor due diligence report
- Reduces uncertainty risk for finance buyers, potentially justifying higher offers
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