Industries

Transaction readiness across complex, founder-led businesses.

Afissio serves companies of about $5 million to $50 million in enterprise value that are preparing for institutional scrutiny within three years.

Strong in product and execution, many are less certain their records, contracts and governance will hold up. Afissio prepares them before a process turns urgent.

Where we work

Industries we know

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Software and AI

Contracts, intellectual property, data practices, model development and training records, customer relationships, and recurring-revenue records often shape diligence.

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Hardware and Robotics

Product development, intellectual property, supply relationships, manufacturing records, and technical documentation require coordinated review.

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Manufacturing, logistics and Supply Chain

Commercial agreements, equipment, facilities, workforce records, insurance, and operational documentation can materially affect readiness.

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Medical Devices and Healthcare

Technical records, intellectual property, commercial relationships, licensure, privacy, and operational documentation may create overlapping diligence demands.

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Professional Services

Ownership, client contracts, employment matters, intellectual property, revenue concentration, and professional liability are frequent areas of focus.

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Real Estate

Brokers, investors, property managers, and developers whose entity structures, property interests, leases, management and brokerage agreements, licensure, and financing arrangements commonly shape diligence.

Our work depends on aligning capital, design, and people long before anything gets built. Afissio has been a genuine partner in that alignment: sharpening how we present the company to investors, thinking through what a raise actually demands of us, and helping us work out what the team needed to look like. They engage with the mission rather than only the mechanics, which is rarer than it should be. We’re building on a long horizon, and that’s the kind of partner that holds up over one.

Erik Gillberg

Erik Gillberg

Co-founder & CEO, Now City

Frequently Asked Questions

What companies ask about fit

Which industries does Afissio work with?

Software and AI, hardware and robotics, manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, medical devices and healthcare, professional services, and real estate.

What size of company is Afissio built for?

Companies with approximately $5 million to $50 million in enterprise value that are preparing for institutional scrutiny within the next three years.

Does the review change by industry?

The facts differ by industry, but the objective is consistent: identify the issues most likely to create friction, understand their consequences, and act while there is still time to protect leverage.

Why is diligence harder in technical businesses?

Diligence reaches past contracts into intellectual property, data practices, product and technical documentation, and those demands often overlap with the commercial and financial record.

Our industry is not listed. Can we still talk?

Yes. These six are where Afissio works most often. If your company is preparing for institutional scrutiny, start the conversation and we will tell you plainly whether the review fits.

When should a company in these industries start?

Before a process becomes urgent, while careful preparation can still protect value and leverage.

Still a question about your own record?

The process remains disciplined

The facts differ by industry, but the objective is consistent: identify the issues most likely to create friction, understand their consequences, and act while there is still time to protect leverage.