What To Include in a Due Diligence Report

Hello, this is Hall T. Martin with the Startup Funding Espresso -- your daily shot of startup funding and investing.

The due diligence report is written by the due diligence team.

It covers the financial, operational, legal, and strategic aspects of the startup.

A due diligence report for a startup investment contains the following:

Market analysis

This includes the size, growth rate, sectors, competition, and the startup's target customer.

Product.

The diligence report assesses the product for competitive advantage, defensibility, and scalability.

Financial.

The report reviews the financial projections to see if they align with the startup's team, product, and market opportunity.

Team.

The report covers the team's experience, skills, and industry knowledge to see how well it matches the startup's requirements.

Exit.

Reviews the various exit strategies and how to achieve them.

Here are the components of a due diligence report:

Executive summary

Purpose of due diligence

Financial

Legal

Operational

Market

Regulatory

Assets

Risks

Growth prospects

Conclusion

Appendix with supporting documentation

Consider these elements for your due diligence report.

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