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In a world where acquisition and investment deals are accelerating, due diligence is becoming the cornerstone of making safe and informed financial decisions.
Our company provides an integrated service to review the legal and financial status of targeted companies, to uncover hidden risks and ensure that operations comply with Saudi regulations.
We meticulously analyze contracts, commitments, existing claims, intellectual property, and potential debts to provide you with a comprehensive and transparent report that supports you in making informed, fact-based acquisition or merger decisions.
Our specialized legal team combines deep experience and a practical understanding of the commercial and investment regulations in the Kingdom, to ensure you secure deals and strategic decisions based on certainty, not guesswork.
It is a comprehensive analysis and due diligence process that takes place before major deals such as acquisitions, mergers, investments, or strategic partnerships are executed.
This process aims to review the legal, financial and administrative status of the target company, including contracts, obligations, lawsuits, licenses and compliance with local regulations, to ensure that the transaction is free of risks or undisclosed obligations.
In other words, it is the first line of defense to protect the investor or buyer from any future surprises, and to provide him with a clear and accurate picture of the true situation of the company before making the final decision.




Legal due diligence provides a solid basis for making acquisition or merger decisions based on factual data and careful analysis, reducing the likelihood of surprises or losses after the deal is executed.
It helps to identify hidden obligations, pending lawsuits, or contractual loopholes that could expose the investor to future losses, allowing them to be addressed before the deal is finalized.
By reviewing contracts, debts, and obligations, the true value of the target company can be determined, away from theoretical estimates, to ensure an informed investment decision.
It helps ensure that the entities under review comply with all local laws, including those of the Capital Market Authority, governance, zakat, taxes, and labor.
A thorough legal review enhances transparency among investors, shareholders, and potential partners, facilitating transactions that are completed quickly, efficiently, and with mutual trust.
It enables the investor to negotiate from a position of strength through a comprehensive understanding of the other party’s legal and financial situation, allowing for adjustments to terms or prices in his favor.
It gives companies a comprehensive view of future risks and obligations, helping them to plan for a smooth and stable integration and operation phase.




The process begins by defining the scope of the examination and the type of transaction, then collecting the legal, financial and administrative documents and records of the target company.
The commercial register, contracts, licenses, and internal regulations are analyzed to ensure the legality of the entity and its compliance with Saudi laws and regulations.
A thorough review of all commercial contracts, partnership agreements, supply, employment, and financing, to identify any potential liabilities or risks.
Review current or past lawsuits, fines, and financial claims to determine their impact on the deal or the future of the target entity.
Checking financial statements, debts, zakat, taxes, and cash flows to ensure transparency and accuracy of the financial information provided.
A comprehensive report is prepared that includes the findings, observations, and risks discovered, along with legal and procedural recommendations to confidently support the investment decision.




The due diligence is usually carried out before any acquisition, merger, investment, or major financing deal is finalized, to ensure the integrity of the deal and to make decisions based on accurate data.
Legal audit focuses on contracts, regulations, claims, and statutory obligations, while financial audit concerns financial statements, cash flows, debts, and tax and zakat obligations.
The duration varies depending on the size of the company and the complexity of its transactions, but it often ranges from two to six weeks, and includes the stages of data collection, analysis and preparation of the final report.
It is not legally mandatory in all cases, but it is considered a basic professional practice recommended by regulatory bodies and investors to protect interests and reduce risks.
We adhere to strict non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) and use secure file and correspondence management systems to ensure the complete protection of sensitive and confidential customer information.

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