Our client is a leader in the area of IT infrastructure management, data transmission, collocation and hosting. The company was planning to take over another company in the area of its operations. They needed the support of an independent advisor who had to assess the key parameters needed to make business decisions and to carry out the transaction.
Objectives of project
A team of our experienced consultants was tasked with conducting this complex due diligence in ICT market.
The ultimate goal of the project was to help the client make an investment decision. And one of the most important aspects of the project was to determine the investment risk, in order to build a plan for further action to ensure a return on investment in the short and the long term.
Project details
Due diligence in ICT market – a comprehensive business, financial and technological capabilities analysis
Commercial due diligence – business analysis
Analysis of customers from the B2C segment (ARPU, dynamics of the number of customers, customer retention rate, the analysis of existing customer base versus market potential based on geolocation, price benchmarking)
Analysis of customers from the B2B segment (revenue growth versus growth in the number of customers, the structure and dynamics of revenues per service provided, and per customer group in view of the value of the contract)
Technical due diligence – analysis of technological capabilities
The quality of infrastructure based on the number of fibres in a cable
Historical development of infrastructure broken down into types of cables
Analysis of infrastructure topography
Market potential of business customers in terms of the size of the client, based on geolocation
Analysis of technical and legal documentation of selected sections of infrastructure
Infrastructure management
Network bandwidth
Financial due diligence – financial analysis
Project results
The project resulted in proposals for the profitability of the proposed transaction and recommendations for further possible steps.
The presented conclusions were centred around three main areas:
business risks associated with maintaining current cash flow,
technical risks, which may prevent or hinder the continuation of business,
support in preparing valuations using EBITDA, taking into account the identified risks.
Do you need more data?
In PMR, we advise and assist in the operations of your company