Atlas Mobility
⊕ Source-cited⚠ 4 IC blockers

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Management diligence request list

Requests management actually needs to answer.

Generated from parsed VDR evidence, ontology risks, IC memo gaps, and Not Analyzed coverage. Each row is export-friendly for Excel, Q&A trackers, or diligence workstream owners.

8 requests
High / critical4
Evidence-backed6
Gap-based2
Not Analyzed2
Category
FinancialLegalOperationsCommercial
Priority
criticalhighmedium
Owner
ManagementCounselFinance
Status
openin_review
Financial: 3Legal: 2Operations: 2Commercial: 1
Category / priorityRequested itemWhy it mattersOwner / statusEvidence or gap basis
Financialcritical
Cohort-level utilization bridge supporting EBITDA uplift.

EBITDA normalization depends on utilization improvement.

Financeopen
Fleet_Operations_Summary.txt: Utilization improvement from 71% to 84% is required to support management case EBITDA.Financial\tcritical\tFinance\topen
Legalhigh
Memo on Northwind change-of-control notice and competitor assignment consent.

Customer continuity could be impaired by consent requirements.

Counselopen
Customer_MSA_Northwind_Excerpt.txt: Change of control requires notice within ten business days; assignment to a competitor requires prior written consent.Legal\thigh\tCounsel\topen
Operationshigh
Vehicle-level maintenance capex schedule by age cohort.

Capex may reduce FCF conversion vs management case.

Managementopen
Fleet_Operations_Summary.txt: Fleet age skewed older in Northeast operating unit.Operations\thigh\tManagement\topen
Operationsmedium
Readable supplier concentration schedule.

Current file is unsupported and cannot be used for IC evidence.

Managementopen
Supplier_Concentration_Schedule.pdf is not analyzed.Gap basis: Supplier_Concentration_Schedule.pdf is not analyzed.Operations\tmedium\tManagement\topen

AI Diligence · PE buyout profile

Atlas is investable if utilization and charging rollout assumptions underwrite.

Personalized view for a PE buyer focused on revenue quality, EBITDA durability, capex intensity, and operational execution risk.

Material findings

HighRun-rate EBITDA depends on utilization improvementCIM run-rate bridge vs model baseline
HighCharging revenue projection is execution-sensitive2032 revenue requires site rollout and utilization ramp
MediumFleet maintenance capex may be understatedFleet age table vs management capex plan

Next diligence questions

  1. What evidence supports the run-rate EBITDA bridge?
  2. Which customers or geographies drive revenue durability?
  3. What capex is required to reach the charging revenue case?

Material contradictions

EBITDA basisDifferent basis: current-year vs normalized run-rateFinancial model shows $6.2M FY2025 EBITDA · CIM presents $11.8M run-rate EBITDA
Charging rolloutTiming risk, not direct contradictionCIM assumes rapid charging revenue growth · Capex schedule phases rollout over multiple years