Technical Due Diligence is the process of evaluating the technical aspects of a company or project to assess its viability and potential for success. It is an essential step in the investment process, as it helps investors understand the risks and opportunities associated with a particular investment.
Reviun Ltd specialise in providing high-quality Technical Due Diligence services to a wide range of industries (more experienced with Manufacturing and Software Industries). Our team of experienced professionals has the expertise and resources to thoroughly assess the technical aspects of a company or project and provide a detailed report on its potential for success.
Our Technical Due Diligence services include:
If you are considering an investment and are in need of Technical Due Diligence services, don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to working with you and helping you make informed investment decisions.
Planning and integration are essential components of Technical Due Diligence process. planning helps in determining the scope, objectives, resources and timeline of the TDD process. Integration helps in incorporating the results of the TDD review into the overall investment or acquisition decision, and aligning it with other teams involved in the process. Here at Reviun Ltd we have a expert team with more than 20 years of experience in digital manufacturing techniques and beyond to provide TDD.
Risk assessment is a critical step in Technical Due Diligence process, which help identify and evaluate potential risks associated with a company, project, or product. It involves reviewing various areas of the company including technology, management, operaions, regulatory compliance and intellectual property portfolio. Identifying these risks allows to develop mitigation strategies to minimize their impact on the investment or acquisition. A Reviun we have experienced professionals and engineers who evaluate the technology stack, infrastructure, systems and processes in place, as well as the organization’s ability to support, maintain and scale its systems.
Documentation screening is an important step in the technical due diligence process. It involves reviewing and analyzing various types of documentation provided by the target company, including but not limited to:
These provide detailed information about the company's products, services, and technology. They may include information on product specifications, performance data, and test results.
These provide information on the company's intellectual property and can indicate the company's level of innovation and competitiveness.
These provide detailed information about the company's products, including their features, functionality, and performance.
These include agreements such as license agreements, joint development agreements, and research and development agreements. They provide information about the company's relationships with other companies, partners, and customers.
During the documentation screening process, the technical due diligence team will review and analyze this information to identify any potential risks or limitations that could affect the performance or success of the investment or acquisition.
The evaluation and examination process begins by identifying the key technical risks associated
with the project or investment. These risks may include issues related to the technology being
used, the design of the project, and the ability of the company to execute the project
successfully.
Once the key technical risks have been identified, our due diligence team will conduct a
thorough examination of the company's technology, design, and execution capabilities. This may
include reviewing technical documents, conducting site visits, and interviewing key personnel.
Our team will also analyze the company's track record of executing similar projects and the
experience of its management team. Additionally, they will assess the company's ability to scale
the project and to manage risks effectively.
The information gathered during the evaluation and examination process is then used to create a
detailed report that outlines the technical risks associated with the project or investment.