The DCC IPO Diagnostic provides the foundations for planning an effective and efficient initial public offering program.

Key objectives of the DCC IPO Diagnostic include:

 Review the client company, its operations and markets;

 Review the company’s financial position and performance;

 Clarification of the IPO process;

 Consider IPO advantages and disadvantages;

 Indicative valuation and pricing;

 Indicative costing of IPO program for client company;

 Review compliance with ASX Listing Rules, Corporations Act and ASIC policies;

 IPO risk identification and risk management planning;

 Identification of preliminary due diligence planning issues;

 Review capital market conditions and requirements relevant to the public offer;

 Consider IPO alternatives and whether the client company is suitable for IPO;

 Identify initiatives required to prepare the company for IPO;

 Identify opportunities to enhance the value of the IPO;

 Clarify management objectives, responsibilities and understandings;

 Develop preliminary IPO timetable.

The DCC IPO Diagnostic assists management to assess the viability, timing and planning for an effective and efficient IPO program.