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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28302, member: 2262"]
When putting together a due diligence report in Zimbabwe, you'll need a bunch of different documents and information. It's like a checklist of all the important stuff you have to gather to really understand a company's situation.

First, you'll want to get your hands on the basic corporate documents. These include the company's registration papers and any legal agreements that keep it running smoothly. If the company has any subsidiaries—you know, smaller companies that it owns—you'll need their documents, too.

Next, examine the company's employment and labor situation. You'll want to know who works there, what kind of contracts they have, and if there are any issues with unions or workers' rights. Intellectual property is another biggie—that's stuff like trademarks, patents, and copyrights that the company might own.

If the company's been involved in any legal battles or audits, you'll definitely want to know about that. Dig up any court papers or audit reports you can find. And don't forget to review the company's most important contracts - the ones that keep the money flowing in and the business running like a well-oiled machine.
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