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IPO diagnostics

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An IPO diagnostic is the first step towards a decision to go public. An IPO diagnostic include a comprehensive review of a business, with an emphasis on compliance with stock exchange rules and the best international practice. Deloitte has already completed a number of successful IPO readiness assessments. 

An IPO diagnostic:

  • Is required when directors are certain that the company is able to successful go public within the next three years
  • Enables directors to initially identify the issues related to preparation for IPO and revise the company’s operating strategy accordingly
  • Allows for the decision of how to present the company to the best possible advantage, while maximizing business value and controlling the timely fulfillment of cost-effective procedures related to an IPO
  • Demonstrates the real benefits of the IPO process, as the review often identifies the issues which, if settled, help to reduce costs and increase the company’s value
  • Is a cost-effective and quick way to analyze risks before an IPO to establish priorities and develop a plan of actions to ensure the company’s readiness for the IPO

We provide a company with a report based on our findings, which includes the results of a comprehensive review of the company’s structure and operations, and includes financial due diligence and an assessment of the company’s investment potential, as well as alternative fund-raising options. In addition to the report, we offer our clients a tailored and detailed plan of actions as well as our unique  “map to market” modeling.

For more information please contact us by email london@deloitte.kz or telephone +7 (327) 2581340.
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