◆ Ventaro Business Valuation

What could your business be worth?

Answer a few questions and receive an instant indicative valuation range based on profitability, sector, size, transferability and business quality.

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About your business

We start with sector, location and trading history.

Location is only a light contextual factor, not a major valuation driver.
Please select a business type and enter the years trading.
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Financial performance

Profitability and earnings quality are at the heart of most SME valuations.

Use a normalised, maintainable profit figure where possible.
Only include genuine one-off costs or owner expenses a buyer would not inherit.
Please enter turnover and latest annual profit.
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How dependent is the business on you?

Businesses that can transfer cleanly to a buyer generally command stronger multiples.

Please choose the option that best describes your involvement.
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Business quality & risk

Predictable revenue, diversified customers and transferable assets can materially affect buyer appetite.

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Final adjustments

Only include assets or debt that should sit outside the normal operating-business valuation.

Example: a separately valued freehold or surplus cash/assets. Avoid double-counting normal operating assets.
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Your valuation is ready

Enter your details below to reveal your estimated business value, valuation range and personalised business quality score.

Please enter your name, business name and a valid email address.

Your details are used to provide your valuation and help Ventaro improve the seller experience.

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      This calculator provides an indicative estimate only and is not a formal valuation, professional appraisal, offer, tax opinion or investment advice. Actual sale value depends on due diligence, deal structure, buyer demand, working capital, assets, liabilities and other factors that an automated tool cannot fully assess.