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Due diligence is a structured and detailed evaluation process that assesses a company’s financial health, operational efficiency, legal standing, and potential risks before a transaction takes place. In the UAE, where business opportunities are vast, conducting due diligence ensures transparency, minimizes risks, and strengthens investment decisions.
Whether acquiring a business, entering a partnership, or investing in a new venture, due diligence helps uncover hidden liabilities, verify compliance with UAE regulations, and confirm the true value of an entity.
A thorough analysis of financial records, including balance sheets, profit and loss statements, tax filings, and cash flow statements. This ensures financial transparency and helps in identifying any discrepancies or financial risks.
Reviewing business licenses, contracts, regulatory filings, and ongoing litigations. The UAE has specific legal frameworks for different jurisdictions—mainland, free zones, and offshore—making it crucial to verify legal standing before any transaction
Assessing business processes, supply chains, customer relationships, and internal controls. This helps in understanding whether the business operations align with industry best practices and growth strategies.
Analyzing the company’s market position, competition, customer base, and overall industry trends. This evaluation determines how sustainable the business model is and its potential for future growth.
Ensuring adherence to UAE-specific laws, including tax compliance, labor laws, anti-money laundering (AML) regulations, and other sector-specific guidelines.
Avoid unexpected financial, legal, or operational risks that may arise post-transaction.
Ensure the business complies with UAE’s legal and tax requirements, avoiding penalties or disputes.
A well-researched evaluation allows for stronger deal-making, ensuring favorable transaction terms.
Helps investors and stakeholders make informed decisions backed by factual data.
The UAE offers multiple business setups—mainland, free zone, and offshore—each governed by different laws. Due diligence must align with the specific regulatory environment to ensure compliance.
With the introduction of corporate tax in the UAE, it is important to verify the accuracy of financial statements, pending tax liabilities, and compliance with VAT regulations.
Reviewing contracts, supplier agreements, leases, and intellectual property rights ensures that there are no hidden legal clauses that could pose risks.
Employee contracts, visa statuses, and labor law compliance should be assessed to avoid potential disputes related to gratuity payments, end-of-service benefits, or labor rights violations.
Understanding the company’s brand reputation, market share, and future scalability is vital for strategic decision-making.
Clarify the purpose of the due diligence, whether for mergers, acquisitions, investments, or partnerships.
Gather financial records, legal documents, compliance reports, and operational insights.
Legal and financial advisors familiar with UAE regulations can provide deeper insights into potential risks.
Cross-check the gathered information with regulatory bodies, market trends, and industry benchmarks.
Use the final report to assess whether to proceed, renegotiate, or decline the transaction.
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