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What to Organize for Investor Due Diligence

Prepare a consistent document set so potential investors can review your business.

Prepare a consistent document set so potential investors can review your business.

Program rules, amounts, and dates can change. Check the linked official sources for the current cycle.

Organize company records

Gather formation and ownership documents, current financial statements, material contracts, intellectual-property records, and relevant licenses. Requests vary by investor.

Explain results and assumptions

Keep historical results separate from forecasts. Be prepared to support customer, revenue, cost, and growth assumptions.

Control access

Share sensitive records only with appropriate recipients under suitable confidentiality and professional guidance. Keep a record of what was shared.

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