What does a manufacturing cost audit examine?
A cost audit verifies that cost records are maintained properly and that product costs, overhead absorption and inventory valuation are reasonable. For manufacturers it also reveals where margins are lost through wastage, idle capacity or poor pricing.
How are NGO and donor-funded projects audited?
Donor-funded projects usually need a special purpose audit that reports on whether funds were spent in line with the grant agreement, alongside the organisation's annual statutory audit. We are familiar with the reporting formats used by major bilateral and multilateral donors and with SECP requirements for section 42 companies.
What are the audit risks in construction and real estate?
Construction contracts involve revenue recognised over time under IFRS 15, variations and claims, retention balances and long-term subcontractor arrangements. We test percentage of completion estimates and contract costs project by project.
Do you support OGRA-regulated energy businesses?
Yes. Oil marketing companies, LPG distributors and other businesses licensed by the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority must meet specific reporting and record-keeping requirements. We provide statutory audits and compliance reviews tailored to those requirements.
How does the specialized industry audits engagement process work at WDS?
Every engagement follows a defined sequence agreed in the engagement letter, so you always know what happens next and who is responsible.
- 1
Sector risk mapping
Regulatory and accounting risks specific to your industry.
- 2
Tailored programme
Audit procedures designed around those risks.
- 3
Fieldwork on site
Plant, project or programme visits where needed.
- 4
Reporting
Statutory and regulator or donor formats.
