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Take the Next Step Toward Selling Your Business
Use this page to request a confidential valuation, explore the main selling resources, or find the right state and industry guidance before you speak to buyers.
Request a Confidential Business Valuation
The most useful first step is to understand what your business may be worth and what buyers are likely to question. A valuation request can help you identify the value drivers, risks and preparation priorities before you go to market.
Confidential Enquiry
Keep the early conversation controlled and avoid unnecessary exposure to staff, competitors, suppliers or customers.
Confidentiality guideValuation Review
Understand earnings, assets, risk, customer quality, owner dependence, growth potential and likely buyer concerns.
Business valuationPreparation Steps
Organise the information buyers will expect before due diligence starts.
Preparation checklistPrimary contact route
Start With a Free Business Valuation
Click the button to open the confidential valuation request page. This is the main contact route for business owners considering a sale.
Helpful Pages Before You Make Contact
These pages can help you clarify where you are in the selling process and what information may be useful for an initial valuation discussion.
What to Have Ready
Useful financial details
- Recent revenue and profit figures
- Three years of accounts or tax returns if available
- Owner salary, add-backs and one-off costs
- Major assets, liabilities, lease or property information
- Customer, contract or recurring revenue information
Useful operational details
- Staff structure and owner involvement
- Key systems, licences, permits and processes
- Supplier and customer concentration
- Reason for sale and preferred timing
- Any confidentiality concerns
Official Resources
These sources can help owners understand official tax, business-sale and compliance background before taking professional advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the valuation request confidential?
Yes. Early valuation conversations should be controlled and should not require public marketing of your business.
Do I need complete documents before making contact?
No. Basic information is enough to start, although cleaner records usually lead to a better valuation discussion.
Should I prepare before speaking to buyers?
Yes. Preparation helps protect value and reduce the risk of buyer uncertainty during due diligence.