Andersen Acquisition / AI Analysis / Due Diligence Review

Due Diligence Review — Andersen Acquisition

Agent: Document Analyzer Started: 27 Feb 2026, 09:15 Completed: 27 Feb 2026, 09:23 Documents analyzed: 12
Completed Duration: 8 min 12 sec

Executive Summary

The due diligence review of 12 documents related to the Andersen Acquisition identified 6 findings across environmental, employment, financial, and intellectual property areas. The target company demonstrates a strong overall financial position with stable revenue growth and healthy margins. However, two high-priority issues require immediate attention: the Aarhus facility lacks current environmental compliance certificates, and employment contracts for three senior executives do not include non-compete clauses, creating retention risk post-acquisition. Additionally, the accounts receivable aging profile and unexecuted IP assignment agreements represent medium-priority items that should be resolved prior to closing.

Findings

High
Missing environmental compliance certificates for Aarhus facility
Source: Environmental Report v2, p.14
Action: Request current certificates from seller
High
Employment contracts for 3 senior executives lack non-compete clauses
Source: Employment Agreements, p.8–12
Action: Negotiate amendment prior to closing
Medium
Accounts receivable includes DKK 2.3M in 90+ day overdue invoices
Source: Financial Statements 2025, p.31
Action: Request detailed aging report from seller
Medium
IP assignment agreements not executed for 2 patents filed in 2024
Source: IP Portfolio Summary, p.5
Action: Verify assignment status with patent counsel
Low
Minor inconsistencies in board meeting minutes format
Source: Board Minutes 2024–2025
Action: Note for closing checklist
Low
Insurance policy renewal due within 30 days of projected completion
Source: Insurance Schedule
Action: Set calendar reminder for renewal

Documents Analyzed