Get a free report with your sector’s top 10 exit-ready businesses. See succession signals, director ages, and key insights that predict exits 2–5 years in advance.
3.4M UK businesses analysed · 860k with succession signals · 47 signals tracked
A 3-page PDF with sector analysis, succession signals, and your region’s top 10 exit-ready companies.
Yes, completely free. No credit card required. You get a full 3-page PDF with real sector data, succession analysis, and 10 named companies.
Three pages: a sector overview with director age demographics and key-person risk stats, succession signal analysis with score distributions, a table of 10 named companies ranked by exit readiness, a summary of how many additional high-scoring targets exist beyond the top 10, and a tax environment briefing on BADR implications for deal timing.
The free report shows your sector’s top 10 companies ranked by exit readiness. The report also tells you how many additional high-scoring targets exist in your sector and region. Full intelligence briefs on any of these companies are available from the ExitRadar platform.
Companies House shows raw data. ExitRadar analyses 47 succession signals — director ages, tenure, filing patterns, capex trends, family ownership — to predict which businesses are most likely to sell in the next 2–5 years.
The free report includes company names, exit scores, signal counts, director age bands, and employee estimates. To get the full intelligence brief on any target — estimated financials, detailed succession signals, approach tactics, and risk flags — unlock them on the ExitRadar platform.
You’ll receive the PDF via email within a few minutes. Over the following week we’ll send a short email series showing what full intelligence briefs look like and how other buyers use ExitRadar. No sales calls.
Our scoring combines machine learning with 47 publicly available succession signals from Companies House. No prediction is perfect, but businesses scoring 70+ consistently show strong indicators of exit activity within 3 years. The report includes a disclaimer — it’s a targeting tool, not a valuation document.
Data sourced from Companies House under the Open Government Licence v3.0. All scores are for preliminary screening only — not financial advice.