Due Dilligence

Starts once we have identified a potential opportunity. It involves a comprehensive evaluation and investigation of the startup to assess its viability, potential risks, and growth prospects. Due diligence provides investors with the necessary information to make informed investment decisions.

Our Process

Financial - A thorough examination of the startup's financials, including revenue, expenses, profitability, and cash flow to asses the financial health and sustainability of the business.

Market - An analysis of the target market and industry trends to understand the startup's market positioning and growth potential. It assesses market size, target audience, competition, and barriers to entry.

Technology - This focuses on the startup's technology stack, intellectual property (IP), and tech capabilities. It assesses the uniqueness, defensibility, and potential scalability of the technology. Intellectual property rights, patents, trademarks, and copyrights are examined to ensure the startup's technology assets are adequately protected.

Team - Team due diligence involves assessing the startup's founders, management team, and key employees. It evaluates their experience, expertise, and track record.

Legal - Legal due diligence focuses on reviewing contracts, agreements, regulatory compliance, and any legal issues that may impact the startup's operations or future prospects.

Customer and Partners -This involves conducting interviews or surveys with existing customers and partners to gather insights into the startup's reputation, customer satisfaction, and market acceptance.