The finances add up. But what about the people?
Traditional Due Diligence focuses on numbers, law, and taxes. That's not enough. Nowadays, a company's value lies in its know-how and human capital. If key employees leave after the acquisition, your investment loses its meaning. If it turns out that salaries are undervalued by 30%, your business plan will collapse. HR Due Diligence is your insurance policy against personnel risk.
Why is it worth examining "soft" data?
A fund buys a company for 50 million. Accounts checked, contracts analyzed. Three months later, the sales director, who generates 60% of revenue, resigns. Half the team leaves with him. The investment suddenly loses value. This is not fiction, but the everyday reality of the M&A market without HR audit.
Our methodology is based on three pillars:
Documentation analysis:We look for anomalies in the organizational structure, turnover history, and contracts of key employees.
Surveys: We conduct structured surveys among managers and employees. The data shows numbers, while the survey results reveal emotions, loyalty, and hidden conflicts.
Benchmarking:We compare salaries and organizational culture with the market. We identify areas where personnel risks exist and may threaten the transaction's value.
What exactly do we check?
Salary survey
Employer branding
Investment potential
Satisfaction and engagement
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