Independent analysts, from BVB Ltd, have collated and interpreted transactions data involving private companies. The result is an in-depth overview of transaction multiples paid for UK private companies for the year ended December 2021.
ICAEW members, Business and Finance Professionals, ACA students and Forensic & Expert Witness/Valuation Community subscribers can access the overview as a free member benefit.
Multiples are available for the following sectors and for further sub-sectors:
- Consumer discretionary
- Consumer staples
- Energy
- Financials (excluding banks)
- Healthcare
- Industrials
- Industrials – services
- Information technology
- Chemicals and materials
- Telecommunications
- Utilities
The tables include the number of deals covered, average deal size (m), average revenue (m), average EBITDA (m), average EBITDA margin (%), EV/Revenue and EV/EBITDA.
If you require any information on the individual deals that sit behind each category please contact us on +44(0)20 7920 8620 and we will be able to read out the data from the detailed transaction table over the phone.
The full version of BVB Insights: Data and analysis on UK private company multiples is also available to purchase from Business Valuation Benchmarks.
Past editions
The following editions of of BVB Insights are also still available to consult:
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BVB Insights: Data and analysis on UK private company multiples
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