Security and law
Due diligence - how to check a company and identify risks before investing?
Due diligence is an in-depth analysis of a business carried out before an investment, the purchase of a company or another significant business transaction. Its purpose is to identify risks that may affect the price, the terms of the transaction or the decision to proceed with it. The review may cover, among other things, legal, financial, tax, operational and organisational matters, and its scope should match the nature of the specific investment. PAIH (the Polish Investment and Trade Agency) identifies due diligence as a key element preceding the acquisition of a foreign business, particularly because of the risk of overestimating its value.
10/26/2026