Business Valuation
Business Valuation Services from HURST
Understand the true value of your business with expert business valuation services from HURST. Whether you’re planning a sale, raising investment, or managing succession, an accurate and reliable valuation is essential. With decades of experience, we deliver tailored valuations that empower you to make informed decisions with confidence.
Why Do You Need a Business Valuation?
Business valuations play a vital role in many scenarios, including:
- Selling your business: Maximise the value of your business by understanding its true worth before going to market.
- Raising investment: Provide potential investors with confidence through a professional valuation.
- Succession planning: Ensure a smooth transition by determining a fair value for family or internal transfers.
- Mergers and acquisitions: Make informed decisions when buying or merging with another company.
- Shareholder disputes: Resolve conflicts with an independent, impartial valuation.
- Tax planning and compliance: Ensure HMRC compliance for inheritance tax, capital gains tax, or other tax obligations.
An accurate business valuation provides you with the financial clarity you need to take the next step.

Our valuations are prepared using know-how honed from years of valuing companies and preparing the resulting reports for many purposes.
Our Business Valuation Process
At HURST, we offer a structured yet flexible approach to business valuation to meet your unique needs:
- Understanding Your Goals: We begin by understanding the purpose of the valuation and your broader objectives.
- In-Depth Analysis: Our team analyses your financial performance, market conditions, assets, and potential growth opportunities.
- Industry Benchmarking: We compare your business to industry peers to provide context and credibility.
- Clear Valuation Report: Receive a detailed, professional report with a transparent breakdown of our methodology and findings.
We ensure that every valuation is robust, defensible, and tailored to your specific circumstances.
Why Choose HURST for Business Valuations?
- Experienced Specialists: Our Corporate Finance team has extensive experience providing valuations across various industries.
- Tailored Approach: Every business is unique, and our valuations reflect your company’s specific circumstances and goals.
- Strategic Insight: Beyond the numbers, we provide actionable advice to help you maximise value or prepare for your next steps.
- Trusted Advisors: With a reputation for delivering high-quality advice, HURST is a trusted partner for businesses across the UK.
Who We Work With
We’ve provided business valuations for a wide range of clients, including:
- Owner-managed businesses
- SMEs looking to sell or raise funding
- Family businesses planning for succession
- Professional services firms
- Manufacturing, technology, and retail companies
Whatever your industry, our tailored approach ensures you receive a valuation that meets your needs.
Contact Us for Expert Business Valuation Services
If you need an accurate, professional business valuation, contact HURST today. We’re here to provide clarity, confidence, and actionable advice to help you achieve your goals.
Email: imagine@hurst.co.uk
Phone: 0161 477 2474
Get in touch to discuss your requirements with our experienced Corporate Finance team.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long does a business valuation take?
The timeframe depends on the complexity of your business, but we typically complete valuations within 2–4 weeks.
2. What information is required for a valuation?
We’ll need access to financial statements, details of your assets, market data, and insights into your future plans.
3. How is the value of my business determined?
We use a range of valuation methods, including discounted cash flow, market multiples, and asset-based approaches, depending on your business’s unique characteristics.
4. Do I need a valuation even if I’m not selling my business?
Yes, valuations are useful for tax planning, shareholder agreements, or understanding your business’s financial health.