For buyout funds, private credit, asset owners and public-equity teams
Originate off-market targets and stress-test the bridge pre-LOI.
Concentrate due diligence and portfolio bandwidth where conviction is highest. We originate bilateral roll-up targets, pressure-test seller growth and backlog claims pre-LOI, and size post-close working-capital and EBITDA bridges.
The pressure on your team
Auction CIMs overstate growth and hide margin drag.
Waiting for banker processes or full commercial diligence to test market size, customer concentration, working-capital traps and carbon liabilities costs deal teams time and dead-deal fees. We test the thesis and size the value creation bridge early.
- Deal-team hours spent on auction targets whose market or backlog claims fail in diligence.
- Post-close working-capital, ERP and supplier-markup surprises missed in high-level screens.
- Quarterly portfolio reviews absorbed by manual data gathering instead of value creation.
What your team receives
Work you can take into the room.
Off-market roll-up and certified tuck-in origination
A scorecard on your criteria across fragmented industrial, healthcare, defence or services sub-sectors, cross-referencing technical permits, certifications and ownership signals.
Pre-LOI thesis stress-tests and valuation bridges
An independent diagnostic testing seller market growth, backlog durability, customer concentration and the unit-economics bridge required to hit your target return.
Post-close cash-release and EBITDA value creation plans
Footnote-reconciled working-capital bridges, component should-cost audits, SG&A spans-and-layers benchmarks and facility carbon-pricing cash-flow models across your book.
Capabilities
Choose a place to start.
Scorecard and shortlist
Originate off-market roll-up targets, match plant capabilities to funded defence and industrial tenders, or qualify mid-market borrowers.
Company diagnostic
Stress-test seller growth claims, customer concentration, backlog quality and unit economics before committing exclusivity or advisory fees.
Quarterly monitoring read
A dated quarterly read against your baseline: re-indexing supplier should-costs to mill indices, updating peer watchlists and flagging covenant shifts.
Risk against your framework
Stress-test facility EBITDA and capex returns, qualify mid-market borrowers, and verify traceability for lower loan spreads.
Outcome programs for investors and owners
How to start
One question, a fixed fee, a first read in days.
- Your question
- One live question, with the decision it serves.
- What comes back
- A reviewed answer with a point of view (a ranked shortlist, a diagnostic or a plan), with every source and anything unverified flagged.
- The fee
- The fee is fixed and agreed before work starts.
- The timing
- A first read in days, not weeks, then the reviewed brief on the date we agree.
We can provide regular research updates after the first project.
Anonymized engagements
Research used in real work.
Anonymized examples of delivered work.
Pilot → annual
An institutional investor expanded from a pilot to an annual engagement.
Pre-LOI bridge
Implied equity valuation bridges and standalone carve-out reconstructions separating volume growth from channel mix and margin expansion before exclusivity.
Borrower-level
Outside-in borrower diagnostics, unit-cost sensitivity and bankability checks across a direct lender's loan book — built without internal borrower data.
How we work together
Your method. AI research, analyst-checked.
- 01
Frame the question
Together, we agree the decision, research scope, inputs and what a useful answer looks like.
- 02
Build the evidence
AI agents gather company and industry evidence around your criteria, peer set and permitted sources, and cite every source.
- 03
Explain what matters
Our analysts check the agents’ work: they challenge the findings, check peers and calculations, and flag anything unverified before the brief reaches your review.
Start with one question
Which investment questions need a closer look before the committee?
Tell us what you’re investigating and when you need an answer. We’ll discuss the scope, inputs and research that would help.