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Independent Technical Due Diligence
An independent read on the technology behind a deal — is it sound, do the capex and the timeline hold.
What it is
Independent technical and technology-risk assessment of digital and energy infrastructure targets: the technology, the design assumptions, the capex and schedule, and the technical claims a deal rests on.
How we test a deal
We check the claims against what the ground allows: a data center’s power and cooling numbers against what the grid can interconnect and deliver; a connectivity project’s throughput against real backhaul and subsea capacity; a build schedule against permitting and county process. Where a number doesn’t survive that, we say so.
Who it’s for
- Private-equity, venture, and strategic investors screening a technically complex deal.
- Infrastructure funds needing a technical read beside the financial and legal ones.
- Acquirers and lenders.
What you get
A due-diligence report an investment committee can rely on: technology and delivery risk assessed, assumptions tested against fundamentals and real numbers, red flags surfaced early, and a clear view of what would have to be true for the case to hold.
How it runs — The Technical Due Diligence Sprint
A fixed-scope, fixed-fee sprint with a defined deliverable and a timeline that fits a deal cycle. We take the data room and the technical claims, work them hard, and return an independent read while the decision is live.
Why Koseiteki
We read a technology stack the way an engineer does and frame it the way an investment committee needs — grounded in how these projects actually get built here.