A good company due-diligence (DD) report puts registration status, paid-in ratio, age, scale, government tenders and environmental penalties on one page, and flags risks (🚩). Below are three illustrative examples (company names masked, figures for demonstration) to show how to read one. AI DD Map generates such a report for free, saveable as PDF.
○○ Construction Co. (construction/manufacturing)
📋 Registry: ✅ Operating ✅ 18 years 🚩 Paid-in only 40% of registered
🏭 Env. penalties: 🚩 16 records, ~NT$124,000 total (noise act)
🏛️ Gov tenders: 3 (2019–2024)
→ Verdict: registration and track record are sound, but it has an environmental-penalty history; clarify remediation and recurrence before contracting.Environmental penalties are one of the few negative public datasets keyed by tax ID, so AI DD Map auto-surfaces the count and fine amount.
Chuang○ Technology Inc. (electronics)
📋 Registry: ✅ Operating ✅ 20+ years 🚩 Paid-in only 34% of registered
🏭 Env. penalties: ✅ None
🏛️ Gov tenders: ✅ Yes (still winning recently)
→ Verdict: sound on the surface, but paid-in capital far below the registered amount is worth probing. Soft risks (owner character, real operations, culture) are invisible in the registry — check employee/job reviews and industry word-of-mouth.This is the type most likely to "look busier than it is"; the report honestly notes that passing registry checks ≠ a good vendor.
○○ International Ltd. (trading)
📋 Registry: ✅ Approved 🚩 Under 1 year old 🚩 Micro capital (
→ Verdict: young, small, no track record; not necessarily bad, but risk is elevated for large or prepaid deals — consider instalments and keep everything in writing.
No. These are illustrative examples — names are masked and figures are for demonstration only, to show how to read a report. They do not refer to any specific company.
Yes, for free. Search any Taiwanese company in AI DD Map, then click "Generate DD Report" to print or save as PDF.
No. Public registry data only shows signals like formal existence, scale, age and any public penalties; the soft factors that determine good vs bad cannot be derived from public data and must be verified yourself. This is not a credit rating or investment advice.