Financial Due Diligence Analyzerv1.0.0

A PE firm is considering acquiring a mid-market SaaS company with $30M ARR. The agent analyzes quality of earnings to normalize EBITDA, assesses revenue quality score for recurring revenue and customer concentration, and uses the valuation multiples table to sanity-check the purchase price against sector benchmarks.

A manufacturing company's corporate development team is evaluating a competitor for acquisition. The agent performs working capital analysis to calculate the NWC peg for deal adjustments, scans for red flags like deferred maintenance capex, and reviews debt and liabilities for hidden obligations.

A founder is exploring a strategic partnership with a fintech startup. The agent runs revenue quality analysis to check customer concentration and churn, uses the red flag scanner to identify deal-killers like undisclosed litigation, and provides negotiation points based on findings.

An investment bank is advising a buyer in an e-commerce acquisition. The agent generates a cash flow bridge to evaluate EBITDA to free cash flow conversion, assesses working capital trends for seasonal adjustments, and compares valuation multiples to sector averages for a sanity check.

A VC firm is performing due diligence on a healthcare services company seeking growth funding. The agent analyzes quality of earnings to strip one-time items, evaluates revenue quality score for contract backlog and growth trajectory, and identifies red flags like regulatory changes threatening the business model.

Companies with recurring revenue from software subscriptions, often evaluated using EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA multiples from the skill's table. The agent focuses on metrics like retention rate, customer concentration, and recurring revenue percentage for quality assessment.

Businesses with significant physical assets and inventory, where working capital analysis is crucial for deal adjustments. The agent emphasizes normalized NWC calculations, capex requirements, and sector-specific valuation multiples for due diligence.

Firms reliant on billable hours or project-based contracts, characterized by people-dependent operations. The agent assesses revenue quality through customer concentration and backlog, while applying lower valuation multiples due to scalability limitations.