We have over $50bn of transaction experience globally
Independent financial due diligence to assess earnings quality, liabilities, and valuation risks. No assumptions. Just clarity before you close.
Make sure you’re not buying surprises
This is your only window to validate the numbers, test assumptions, and uncover hidden risks before you’re legally bound. We step in to analyse the true financial picture: normalised earnings, working capital, net debt, and the equity bridge. Our work gives you leverage to renegotiate if needed, confidence to proceed if everything checks out, and peace of mind that you’re not buying surprises.
We start by understanding your goals, deal structure, and what you need to validate before closing.
We review the data room, seller financials, and key business metrics. If it’s not there, we tell you exactly what to ask for.
We dive into the numbers, among others, revenue, margin, CAC/LTV, retention, working capital, and cash flow, to verify what’s real and what’s not.
We deliver a clear report what we call a Red Flag Report which lists risks, inconsistencies, and questions to clarify with the seller so you go into negotiations informed and in control.
We help you assess final terms, evaluate responses, and make sure any issues raised in diligence are reflected in the deal structure.
We don’t just confirm seller-provided numbers, we verify and challenge them. Our focus is strictly on Financial Due Diligence. We don’t pretend to cover tech, IP, or legal. What we do is go deep on the financials: revenue quality, net debt, working capital, liabilities, equity bridge, and earnings normalization.
Unlike many marketplaces that offer low-cost “due diligence” services based on surface checks or outsourced teams, we deliver real FDD, performed by experienced Chartered Accountants from Australia and the Netherlands. You receive a structured, investor-grade report that meets the highest standards used in private equity and strategic M&A. No shortcuts. Just clarity.
We’ve helped founders exit everything from bootstrapped SaaS tools and fast-growing e-commerce brands to niche agencies and digital product businesses. No matter the model — if it’s online and profitable, we know how to guide it to a great outcome.
Discover how a bootstrapped founder navigated the exit process with our help from valuation to final deal.
Step-by-step walkthrough of how we help founders prepare, list, and sell their online businesses with confidence.
From first-time acquirers to experienced investors, our clients trust us to guide them through every step of Due Diligence.
Deal Execution Academy provided us with clarity and support in every step of the acquisition. They were professional, thorough and flexible, and went above and beyond to give us the information we needed to acquire with confidence. Their due diligence work was sharp, clear, and hands on, it was critical to our acquisition process.
Acquisition of Frankies.nl
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Because every €10K adjustment in diligence can mean €40K–€60K less in your purchase price and we help you find them.
Most sellers present a clean story, but numbers can mislead. We dig deeper. Are there hidden costs? One-off revenues? Deferred liabilities? What’s truly working capital, and what’s not? Is net debt correctly defined? We build a clear equity bridge and uncover earnings quality issues that can swing your valuation significantly. Most buyers overlook these details until it’s too late. We make sure you don’t.
Buy-side due diligence is the process of verifying a target company’s financials, performance, and risks before completing an acquisition.
Immediately after signing the LOI or earlier if you’re preparing to make an offer. We recommend being ready before the clock starts ticking. We review LOI’s frequently for our clients as LOI’s to give further direction to the Due Diligence.
Our expertise is in online businesses—SaaS, e-commerce, content, mobile apps, and agencies. For other sectors, we assess fit case by case.
Yes. We support in reviewing deal structure and help you reflect diligence findings in the final terms.
Typically 1–3 weeks, depending on the complexity of the business and the quality of the seller’s documentation.