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Due-diligence checklist and data-room request list

Diligence opens with corporate and share matters, because a company whose earlier round was never registered cannot execute the transaction at all. Request the company’s documents in that order and obtain the available public-register records yourself.
Reference10 min readLast reviewed 2 September, 2026From the founder’s perspective

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