New research has found that one-third of UK SME business owners (33 per cent) do not know the value of their company, raising concerns that owners may be unprepared for a sale if the M&A market improves during 2024.
The study, from Marktlink, polled 1,066 business owners in the UK, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands and the Nordics. While a third of UK owners did not know their company value, this figure was better than their counterparts in Europe, where 40 per cent of SME owners said they did not know how much their company was worth.The business designs, manufactures and sells electrotherapy, physiotherapy and other rehabilitation products used by physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, vet physios, distributors, and sports massage therapists in the UK, the European Union,...
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