What the review tests
We examine the asset, records, operating assumptions, people, suppliers, customer commitments, class position, flag implications, and execution risk so technical findings can be used in the acquisition decision.
Service / Maritime diligence
Maritime Technical Due Diligence
Onca Partners supports buyers, investors, lenders, and advisers who need independent technical-commercial judgement before committing capital to a vessel, shipyard, marine technology platform, or complex maritime business.
Why it matters
Maritime transactions often hide cost in deferred maintenance, incomplete records, unfinished work, warranty exposure, supplier gaps, and optimistic restart assumptions. A technical review should change price, conditions, structure, or confidence.
Output
The output is a decision-ready view of material risks, immediate red flags, diligence gaps, completion conditions, holdback logic, and the first actions required after signing or closing.
Typical questions
Questions the review is designed to answer.
- 01What are we really buying?
- 02Which technical issues affect valuation or completion?
- 03What should be fixed, held back, escrowed, warranted, or excluded?