Sell-Side Market ReportIndependent market evidence that stands up in diligence
A market report written for investors and acquirers: the opportunity narrative, growth and share evidence, an investor-facing data pack, and support when their advisers ask the hard questions.
Is this for you?
- You are raising capital or preparing an exit and need the market case documented by an independent firm.
- Investor conversations keep stalling on "how big is the market really?"
- Your bankers want a third-party report to include in the information memorandum.
- You expect buy-side diligence and want to be ready for it.
What you get
- 01
Market opportunity narrative
The size, growth and structural drivers of your market, written for an investor reader.
- 02
Growth and share evidence
Your position and trajectory supported by data and customer voice.
- 03
Investor-facing data pack
Charts, tables and sources an investor can lift straight into their model.
- 04
Q&A support during diligence
We respond to questions from buy-side advisers on the report's basis.
Deliverables
- Market report (PDF) suitable for inclusion in an IM or data room
- Data pack (Excel and chart files)
- Diligence Q&A support for an agreed period
How we work
- Step 01
Brief
The transaction, the investor audience and the claims that need evidence.
- Step 02
Research
Independent market model, competitor analysis and customer interviews.
- Step 03
Draft and review
Report drafted; factual review with your team without compromising independence.
- Step 04
Deliver and support through diligence.
Why IMR for this
Independence is protected: we report what the evidence shows, which is why investors trust it.
The same methodology we use on the buy side, so the report anticipates diligence questions.
Industrial and B2B sectors are a core strength.
Frequently asked questions
Will investors treat the report as independent?
Yes, provided the engagement terms preserve our editorial control, which they do.
Can it be shared in a data room?
Yes; sharing terms are agreed at scoping.
How long is Q&A support?
An agreed period, typically through the diligence window.
