Delta provides transaction advisory and financial analysis services to help clients evaluate opportunities, understand risk and make informed business decisions. Our multidisciplinary professionals combine financial, accounting, investigative and industry-specific experience to assess the information underlying a transaction and identify issues that may affect value, structure or execution.

We support business owners, investors, lenders, legal counsel and other stakeholders involved in acquisitions, financings, partnerships, restructurings and other significant transactions. Our work is tailored to the circumstances of each engagement and may be performed as part of a broader diligence process or as a focused review of a specific financial or operational issue.

• Financial and operational due diligence
• Business and transaction analysis
• Business valuations
• Financial modeling and analysis
• Quality of earnings analysis
• Working capital analysis
• Review of revenue, costs and profitability
• Identification of unusual, nonrecurring or unsupported items
• Assessment of financial reporting and accounting practices
• Fraud risk and investigative reviews
• Post-transaction dispute and damages analysis

Transaction-related questions often extend beyond the financial statements. Delta’s professionals draw on experience in forensic accounting, investigations, valuations, risk management, construction, engineering, project advisory and dispute resolution to examine the financial and operational factors that may affect a business or transaction. This perspective is particularly valuable when a transaction involves complex projects, significant capital expenditures, regulated industries, disputed financial information, government contracts or potential fraud and compliance concerns.

Delta’s goal is to provide clear, useful analysis that helps clients understand the issues, assess potential exposure and move forward with greater confidence. We work closely with clients and their advisers to focus the scope, communicate findings clearly and identify matters requiring further investigation or consideration.