During the onsite due diligence visit, our team will conduct a thorough assessment of your business operations, physical assets, and infrastructure. We'll verify the information provided in your documentation and gain a deeper understanding of your business model and operational capabilities. This typically includes inspecting facilities, equipment, inventory, and other relevant assets.

We'll also meet with key team members to evaluate their expertise and commitment to the project. This face-to-face interaction helps us assess the human capital behind your business and understand the team dynamics. Our goal is to validate that your business has the necessary resources, capabilities, and leadership to execute the proposed plans and deliver returns to investors.

Onsite due diligence provides numerous benefits for both issuers and investors. For issuers, it offers an opportunity to showcase your business in action, demonstrate your operational capabilities, and build credibility with potential investors. It allows you to provide context that might not be apparent from documentation alone and to address any concerns or questions directly.

For investors, onsite due diligence reduces investment risk by verifying the existence and condition of physical assets, validating operational claims, and assessing the quality of management. This transparency builds trust and confidence in the investment opportunity, potentially leading to higher investment participation rates and stronger investor relationships.

Preparation is key to a successful onsite due diligence visit. Ensure your facilities are clean, organized, and reflect professional business operations. Have all relevant documentation readily available, including business licenses, permits, financial records, and operational data. Prepare your team by briefing them on the purpose of the visit and ensuring key personnel are available to answer questions.

Create a presentation that highlights your business achievements, growth trajectory, and future plans. Be transparent about challenges and how you're addressing them—this demonstrates business acumen and builds trust. Remember that the goal is not to present a perfect business but to show a viable, well-managed operation with growth potential and the ability to generate returns for investors.

Following the onsite due diligence visit, our team will compile a comprehensive report detailing our findings and assessment. This report will be shared with you and will include observations, strengths identified, areas of concern, and recommendations for improvement. We'll schedule a follow-up meeting to discuss the report and address any questions or concerns.

If the assessment is positive, we'll proceed to the next steps in the capital raising process. If areas for improvement are identified, our investment advisory partners can provide guidance and support to strengthen your business case. Remember that this process is designed to help you succeed—constructive feedback is an opportunity to enhance your business and increase your chances of successful fundraising.