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Once you have decided to buy or sell a physical property or business asset, you want to maximize its value and minimize your risk. If you are financing the purchase, your lender will want to know that there aren’t any current or likely future liabilities that will put their investment at risk. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment is one way to begin assessing a property for risk from toxic contaminants.
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Making EHS and ESG Due Diligence a Priority in M&A
When going through a merger or an acquisition, the last thing the buyer wants to worry about is post-acquisition surprises. A due diligence process is meant to characterize a target sufficiently and communicate risks or liabilities that are material to the buyer.
What about environmental and safety risks? Buyers may rush through a checklist and not consider EHS due diligence a priority. Unfortunately, if not conducted properly or with the help of an experienced environmental consultant, the due diligence process can come up short.
Case Study
Compliance, Safety and Phase I Audits at 21 Locations for a Petroleum Marketer
The client was engaged in a large portfolio asset transaction and required Phase I Environmental Site Assessments and regulatory compliance audits conducted at 21 facilities to evaluate the condition of each facility related to regulatory compliance and potential Recognized Environmental Conditions. These facilities consisted of petroleum bulk plants, industrial facilities, fueling/transfer stations, and warehouse facilities in California, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado.
Podcast
Risk, Reward, and Responsibility in Mergers & Acquisitions
Today on the podcast, you’ll hear from EHS experts in Asia, Europe, North America and New Zealand discuss financial markets and mergers and acquisitions. We hear from Matt Bell, M&A Practice Lead at Antea Group USA, Eeda Wallbank, Sector Leader at ESC Singapore and Graham Duffield, Practice Director - Transactions Support at Antea Group UK. The group discusses the importance and impact of EHS and ESG considerations in business deals. We wrap up the discussion with Lean Phuah from Tonkin + Taylor New Zealand and the Mergers & Acquisitions Working Group Lead with Inogen Alliance.