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Express check
Who owns it, whether the licence is alive, litigation, sanctions and reputational traces. Public and licensed sources. An answer within days — before you spend weeks negotiating.
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Business and Deal Review
An independent review of a company and a deal before the money moves: what you are buying, what you are risking and what it truly costs. Fixed price, fixed timeline, and a report you can negotiate with.
What's included
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Full pre-acquisition review
Corporate structure, licences and permits, contracts, staff and visas, tax standing, liabilities and hidden debt. Every finding carries a risk grade and a price tag.
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Quality of earnings
What the seller’s profit is actually made of: one-off against recurring, pre-sale inflation, dependence on a single client. This is where the price of a deal moves most.
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Contract and trade readiness
We review the commercial terms of the deal: payment and delivery. A legal assessment of the contract is given by a lawyer.
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A report you can negotiate with
Not a list of observations but a risk map with a cost against each and what to demand from the seller: price reduction, warranties, holdback, debt transfer.
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After the deal
The first hundred days: clearing what was found, moving the company onto proper bookkeeping and compliance, keeping the counterparty under watch.
How it works
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Framing
What the deal is, what you want from it, where your concerns sit. We choose the depth — from express to full.
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Gathering and request
Public and licensed sources plus a document request to the seller. Neutral in tone, so it does not derail the negotiation.
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Review and risk grading
Every finding receives a risk grade and a cost. Anything contested is verified against the primary source, not a retelling.
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Report and walkthrough
A report with firm conclusions and a live walkthrough: what to do about each risk and what to negotiate.
What it costs
from AED 1,500
We build the exact quote around your task and fix it before we start: government fees listed separately from our work. The figure alongside is the floor; you see the full amount before the first payment, with nothing added later.
Independent business review. Not an audit within the meaning of the UAE law regulating the accounting and auditing profession; no assurance is expressed. An audit opinion can only be issued by a licensed auditor.
Questions and answers
How is your review different from an audit?
It is an independent business review (due diligence), not an audit within the meaning of the UAE law on the accounting and auditing profession — no assurance is expressed. What it does answer is the buyer's question: what you are buying, what you risk and what it is really worth. An audit opinion can only be issued by a licensed auditor.
How long does a review take?
Snapshot — 48 hours: whether the conversation is worth having at all. Express check before a deposit — 3–4 days. Full due diligence — 2–3 weeks. The deadline is fixed at order.
What exactly do you check?
The real owner and the licence, debts and litigation, the lease and landlord consent, obligations to staff — and above all whether revenue holds up: filings, bank and till are reconciled against each other. Every figure in the report carries a source and a date.
When should I order a review?
Before paying any deposit. A 48-hour Snapshot filters out hopeless options at a fraction of the cost of a mistake; the full review is for when the deal is seriously on the table.
Request
Tell us about the task
A personal manager will reply. Government fees and the house’s work are always separated in the estimate.