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INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC AUDIT SOLUTIONS
Each industry has its own characteristics in terms of business processes, accounting standards, compliance requirements and potential risks. MAN provides specialized auditing services for each industry, with a team of experts with in-depth understanding of industry characteristics, helping businesses not only ensure compliance but also optimize operating processes and risk management.
SPECIALIZED AUDIT PROCESS
CASE STUDIES BY INDUSTRY

Banking Case Study
Challenge: Optimize internal control processes and comply with strict regulations of the State Bank.
Solution: Implement integrated auditing system.
Result: Reduce 30% control time and increase regulatory compliance to absolute levels.

Case Study of Construction Corporation
Challenge: Auditing complex construction projects with many cost items arising and changing estimates.
Solution: Apply multidimensional auditing methods specifically for the construction industry.
Result: Detect and save 20% unreasonable costs.

Pharmaceutical Company Case Study
Challenge: Comply with strict pharmaceutical industry regulations (such as GMP, GSP) and supply chain control.
Solution: Specialized audit on quality compliance and production risk management.
Result: Achieve international quality certification and reduce the risk of product recalls.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is industry-specific auditing necessary?
Each industry (Banking, Construction, Pharmaceuticals) has its own legal regulations, risks, and accounting standards. Industry-specific audits ensure that auditors have a deep understanding of these issues to provide accurate opinions and appropriate recommendations.
How to choose the right auditing unit for the industry?
You should choose a unit with a team of experts who have carried out many projects in the same industry, have specialized certificates and have a deep understanding of the risks (legal, financial, operational) specific to your industry.
How do audit costs vary by industry?
Industry audit costs are typically higher than regular audits due to the need for a team of experts with more experience and expertise, as well as the time required to review complex regulations and documentation.
How long does an industry audit typically take?
Depending on the size, complexity of the transaction and the specific nature of the industry, it typically takes longer than a regular financial statement audit due to the additional in-depth compliance testing procedures.
What certificates/expertise does an auditor need to conduct industry-specific audits?
In addition to basic certifications (CPA, ACCA), auditors should have practical experience in the industry (e.g. understanding IFRS 9 for Banking, or understanding Construction settlement regulations) to ensure quality.





