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With a click of a button, a comprehensive business valuation report can be generated within minutes rather days and weeks, and up to 90% cheaper than conventional business valuation reports
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Whether you are looking to assess the valuation of your own company or a target/peer company or merely interested in valuation of a business with a view to negotiate with potential investors, we are here to help.
What’s your business worth and how do you compare to companies operating in your industry sector?
Save £000's of pounds and benefit from efficiency driven AI-generated Business Valuations at the fraction of the conventional costs that involve hours of work.
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Why not try our AI driven solutions now?
We have teamed up with London based tech partners to calculate business valuations at the touch of a button. Helped by AI driven algorithms, use of millions of data present on the Companies’ House database and extensive information available on trading and services businesses in each sector, a comparable valuation is achieved in an instant.
How AI Calculates Estimates
The AI enabled system aggregates its proprietary data to provide the most complete insight for over 80 UK industries.
Updated weekly, it works on sector KPIs including industry size, fast growing companies, geographic breakdown and widely used valuation multiples.
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AI uses company filings, publicly available information, established accounting principles and unique industry metrics to fill in the gaps left by Companies House. It looks at what limited data a company does file, such as balance sheet items, as the foundation of our estimates.
Next it looks at the industry code for that company (SIC code) which allows it to classify the company and identify the company's peers. It then applies Key Performing Indicators from the company's peers to the filed information to arrive at final estimates.
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These valuation estimates are based on actual information filed at the Companies House. An inaccurate SIC Code can therefore impact the business valuation.
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In the case of companies filing only snapshots of their Balance Sheets, we can further help with making these estimates more accurate.
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We will need accurate SIC Code, the EBITDA values as well as detailed Balance Sheet values to incorporate into the workings to supply you with the updated valuation reports.
Why Our Estimates are for Guidance Only
The industry wide business valuation methods have been established to enable a starting point when discussing a Business Sale Process or presenting to investors. The valuations can be impacted by a company’s own unique circumstances as well as what the sellers are willing to pay. Therefore, it’s important to note that our estimates are meant to give insight and provide guidance only.

How does AI (Algorithm driven) value a Business?
The Company Valuations are calculated based on Market Approach (Multiples) and Asset Approach (Balance Sheet values)
Market Approach
The value of any business is what somebody is willing to pay for it. This is why comparative valuations based on multiples of revenues or profits compared with the business's industry peer group are the most common way of valuing established operating businesses. By looking at the valuations of companies trading on stock exchanges in the industry peer group and comparing these valuations with the peer group’s financial performance, a set of industry multiples can be generated, which can then be applied to each business.
The Market Approach looks at Industry Multiples that vary between industry sectors:
EBITDA Multiples
Turnover Multiples
Net Asset Multiples
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The suitability of the above multiples depends on the type of business. As an example, a company deriving most of its income from the use of Fixed or Intangible Assets held on the company Balance Sheet, an asset-based approach would be more appropriate.
Asset Approach
This method is less complex and easier to apply. It focuses on a company's net asset value, or the fair market value of its total assets minus its total liabilities, to determine what it would cost to recreate the business.
Asset Sale Value
Book Value
Liquidation Value
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While there is some room for interpretation in terms of deciding which of the company's assets and liabilities to include in the valuation, an asset-based valuation approach is generally the easiest to apply relative to the traditional income-based and market approaches
Relative Valuation
Our focus is on Relative Valuation, where the value of a company is based on the price of similar companies i.e. public traded companies in the same or related industries.
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Using publicly traded companies ensures that each industry multiple is calculated from a sizeable, recognised and measurable dataset.
Bespoke Multiples
We calculate monthly multiples for every industry, then we adjust for several factors (such as gross margin and Illiquidity) to create a bespoke multiple for every company that we value.

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