What to look at on a M&A deal?
Hey M&A professionals,
I was just curious as to the detailed process of a M&A deal? For example let’s say a health tech company comes to you to acquire another health company, what documents are necessary for the due diligence, what documents do you look at first? What are your first questions? Where do you need to investigate in more detail? Which models do you use to value the company? How long is the process? When is a deal successful?
thanks!
Bro just casually asked us to summarize the entire end to end M&A process in a single wso post lol
lmao this is a very detailed ask, why don't you just tell everyone what your assignment / end goal is? that would be more helpful
This ain’t chatgpt
Hahah, I was just curious as to what M&A guys do all day long and why a deal requires analysts to work 100+ hours per week, like what takes so much time
I’ll try to give a bit. As a buyside advisor, you really don’t do much. Pedal the diligence diligence teacker and heard the cats (aka lining up all hands calls with the third party advisors like lawyers, fdd, tax, environmental, it etc..) Maybe line up the financing depending on size of the deal.
Thanks :)
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