
Due Diligence and Transaction Support
Mazars Transaction Services offer vendors, purchasers and financiers all the necessary skills and expertise to serve every aspect of their transactions.
Combining financial expertise with commercial acumen, our multi-disciplinary teams target business drivers, balance sheet pillars, key management, key relationships and taxation to provide insight which is critical for transaction decisions.
Be it buy-side or sell-side, our due diligence professionals are equipped with in-depth knowledge and experience that enable business-oriented analysis of all sizes of targets in different market sectors and geographies.
What does due diligence mean at Mazars
Buy-side Due Diligence

Acquisition Due Diligence
Your Focus
- Identify the characteristics of the target and evaluate past and future performance
- Identify and understand the factors that could make or break the transaction
- Secure the financial elements to be used in determining the purchase price
Our Solutions
- Identifying/analysing the key elements affecting the acquisition price
- Determine normalised profits, working capital, and net debt
- Comprehensively identifying risks for which warranties are required
- Determining the optimal acquisition structure from a financial and tax standpoint
- Carrying out a post-acquisition audit & preparing the opening balance sheet
- Evaluate the target’s quality of earnings
- Assisting with the drafting of the mechanisms of price adjusting clauses
- Understanding the underlying performance of the target
Sell-side Due Diligence
Vendor Due Diligence
Your Focus
- Prepare a company or a branch of a business for a disposal (including through a carve-out process)
- Obtain the highest possible sale price while meeting other criteria considered essential for the sale
- Manage your project confidentially and control the information flows
Our Solutions
- Identifying and ranking value-generating factors
- Preparing pro forma financials
- Analysing historical performance and preparing a critical review and the drafting of the business plan