Do you work for both the buy-side and the target company?
On any single transaction we act for one party only; prior relevant engagements are disclosed at scoping so a client can assess independence before instructing us.
Commercial due diligence and market evidence to support investment and financing decisions.
We provide independent, evidence-based commercial due diligence for investors assessing an acquisition, financing or portfolio decision. Market attractiveness, competitive position, customer concentration and growth assumptions are each tested against primary evidence rather than accepted from management materials alone. Findings are delivered on the timeline investment processes require, with a clearly flagged summary of risks.

The methods below are documented in every investor research engagement, so the findings can be checked and reproduced.
Market attractiveness and growth-assumption testing
Customer reference calls and concentration analysis
Competitive position and pricing-power assessment
Management and expert interviews alongside data-room review
Red-flag identification against the investment thesis
Deliverables are agreed at scoping. A typical engagement produces:
Investor Research is most often commissioned across these sectors, though the method travels well beyond them.
On any single transaction we act for one party only; prior relevant engagements are disclosed at scoping so a client can assess independence before instructing us.
Timelines are set by the transaction; focused commercial due diligence can be delivered in two to four weeks where customer reference access and data-room materials are available promptly.
We report findings as evidenced, including where they diverge from management's projections; the report's value to an investment committee depends on that independence.
Bottom-up and top-down estimates of market value, volume and growth.
Segmentation, needs and buying behaviour from primary fieldwork.
Structured analysis of competitors, positioning and market share.
In-depth studies of industry structure, drivers and outlook.
Feasibility, demand and regulatory assessment for new markets.
Perception, messaging and category-positioning studies.
Regulatory impact and market analysis for public decisions.
Tell us the decision you are trying to make. We will propose a scope, method and timeline, and be candid about what independent research can and cannot settle.