Venture Investing:

Due Diligence

Due Diligence Worksheet

Evaluating a Start-Up Company for Venture Investing

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Management Team

Rating

1

Previous experience (Include Bios)

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2

Management team strengths

3

Functional areas of strength and weakness (Mktg, Dev., Fin.,Sales, etc)

4

Identified key functional areas that require immediate additions/changes

Rating: 1-10 (1 Lowest, 10 Highest)

Targeted Industry Segment

Rating

1

Addressable market size

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2

Current competition and respective positioning

3

Possible new entrants to the market

4

Significant competitive advantage and/or differentiation

5

Market and adoption related risks

Rating: 1-10 (1 Lowest, 10 Highest)

Technology and Products

Rating

1

Patents pending

2

Architecture

3

Standards supported

4

Performance/scalability metrics

5

Current adoption level of technology

6

Review of development methodology and selected tools

7

12 month product strategy, feature prioritization and roadmap

8

Technology risks (techniques/processes, tools, hiring/people etc.)

Rating: 1-10 (1 Lowest, 10 Highest)

Marketing Plan

Rating

1

Addressable market size

 

2

Per cent of market capture

 

Rating: 1-10 (1 Lowest, 10 Highest)

Financials

Rating

1

Income Statement (for three years)

 

2

Sources and use document

 

3

Industry comparable's

 

4

Valuation

 

5

Capitalization table

 

6

Exit strategy

 

Rating: 1-10 (1 Lowest, 10 Highest)

 

 

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