A solid foundation for your decisions

What will the net proceeds be after the sale? How do I optimise the selling price of my business or the price of one of my business activities? How do I capitalise on synergies following an acquisition? Am I not offering too much?

These are all good questions when you’re buying or selling a business. It’s a transaction that concerns significant amounts, impacts your future, and therefore must be executed properly. We provide a solid foundation for your decisions.

  • Our analyses are thorough, ensuring accurate insights
  • Due diligence, carve-out and integration – nationally and internationally
  • Our analyses are thorough, ensuring accurate insights
    Our analyses are thorough, ensuring accurate insights
    A due diligence investigation provides you with insights into the potential risks and opportunities associated with the contemplated deal. Conducting thorough analyses of financial results, tax risks and positions prevents surprises during the acquisition or divesting process, and beyond. We keep everything under control.
  • Due diligence, carve-out and integration – nationally and internationally
    Due diligence, carve-out and integration – nationally and internationally
    We can investigate the financial, legal, tax, IT, ESG and pension risks and opportunities of the business you are buying or selling. We keep our reporting lines short to make sure you remain up-to-date on the progress and the results of our work. We work globally, and provide various transaction services: due diligence (sell-side), due diligence (buy-side), carve-out and integration support, and financial restructuring.

Our Deal advisory

Buying a business

Buying a business is a long and intensive process, which requires tact and consideration. You don't want to pay too much, but you also want to preserve the relationship with the seller, especially when you want to keep the management on board.

Selling a business

Selling the business which you spent so much energy in building, is also about emotions. The best price is important, but so is feeling like you did the right thing. We also take that into account.

Corporate finance

Finding a suitable match at the most optimum terms. That, in a nutshell, aptly describes the objective of mergers and acquisitions. To most businesses mergers or acquisitions are not standard daily practice. It is, however, for the professionals at Grant Thornton! Seeking their services will add value instantly.

Due diligence buy-side

Is this company really as good as is being presented? What is the margin development per client? Will we come across any liabilities in the future? What are the working capital requirements? All very valid questions. The stakes are high when acquiring a company. A due diligence investigation provides the required insight.

Funding & finance

How do I finance an acquisition for growth? Investors and financiers can be the solution, but to attract potential lenders, you need a solid business plan, covering various scenarios. We can help you with that.

Vendor due diligence

Are EBITDA adjustments to be expected? Will buyers face any unforeseen debts? How much of the bid will be left? All good questions. Selling a business can be stressful if there's uncertainty about the figures, and about the conditions of the sale. Vendor due diligence or vendor assist can provide the required insight and support for the sales process.