Due Diligence

When Is Due Diligence Required?

Due diligence is commonly required for:

  • Mergers & acquisitions (M&A)
  • Investment or shareholder entry
  • Joint ventures
  • Business purchase or sale
  • Corporate restructuring
  • License transfers or regulatory applications

 

Types of Due Diligence We Provide

Legal Due Diligence

  • Review of corporate structure and SSM records
  • Verification of licenses and permits
  • Contract review and risk assessment
  • Litigation and legal exposure checks
  • Regulatory compliance assessment

Financial Due Diligence

  • Review of financial statements
  • Tax compliance review
  • Debt and liability analysis
  • Asset verification

Corporate & Operational Due Diligence

  • Business operations assessment
  • Employment contract review
  • Shareholding and directorship verification
  • Intellectual property checks
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Description

Due Diligence Services in Malaysia

When entering into a business transaction, merger, acquisition, investment, or partnership, conducting proper due diligence is essential to protect your interests.

Maxime License provides comprehensive due diligence services in Malaysia, helping businesses identify risks, verify compliance, and make informed decisions before proceeding with any transaction.

 

What Is Due Diligence?

Due diligence is a detailed investigation and review of a company’s legal, financial, and operational status prior to a transaction.

It ensures that:

  • The company complies with Malaysian laws and regulations
  • Financial records are accurate and transparent
  • There are no hidden liabilities or risks
  • Licenses, permits, and approvals are valid
  • Contracts and corporate documents are properly structured

Due diligence protects buyers, investors, and business partners from unexpected legal or financial exposure.

 

Why Due Diligence Is Important in Malaysia

Malaysia’s regulatory environment requires companies to maintain proper compliance with:

  • Companies Act 2016
  • SSM regulations
  • Industry-specific licensing authorities
  • Tax regulations (LHDN)
  • Local council requirements (PBT)

Failing to conduct due diligence can result in regulatory penalties, financial losses, or legal disputes.

 

Why Choose Maxime License?

  • Strong knowledge of Malaysian compliance and licensing frameworks
  • Experienced in corporate regulatory processes
  • Practical risk assessment and reporting
  • Confidential and professional handling of sensitive information
  • End-to-end support from review to transaction completion

 

Protect Your Business Before You Commit

Before signing any agreement or investing capital, ensure your risks are properly assessed.

Contact Maxime License today for reliable Due Diligence Services in Malaysia.