The role played by the Technical Due Diligence in portfolio management and new acquisitions is vital, as it allows us to have a comprehensive view of the condition of the assets by an impartial and specialized third party.
Performing due diligence when evaluating a new asset for acquisition allows the buyer to have a reliable idea of the condition of the asset and the costs involved in its maintenance and operation.
This analysis in view of the negotiation allows us to develop a business plan, limiting the risks of the operation to ensure the highest profitability.
We emphasize the importance of the following points:
- Obtain an overview of the condition of the property by an impartial and specialized third party.
- Receive an independent, expert and informed opinion on the actual condition of the property and the possible costs to be incurred after its acquisition.
- Receive an independent, expert and informed opinion on the documentary condition of the property and possible remediation costs.
- Early detection and anticipation of regulatory compliance problems or lack of necessary documentation.
- Detect and anticipate maintenance problems, or poor maintenance.
- Knowledge to manage and minimize the risks related to the adaptation of the asset to the regulations, maintenance and renovation costs of the facilities, and mandatory documentation.
Due diligence is also very useful to evaluate the portfolio assets and revalue them by implementing new advances in technology and the environment. We highlight the importance of due diligence in the following points:
- Efficient and responsible asset management
- Adequate sizing of CAPEX and OPEX in the Business Plans
- Optimization and regulatory compliance
- Early detection of problems and reduction of uncertainties
- Adaptation to applicable regulations and new technological trends
- Alignment with ESG strategies