Firmwatch
Free company value checker

Company value checker

Search a UK company and view a public-data estimated value range from its latest available Companies House accounts.

The estimate is designed for screening and comparison. It is not a formal valuation, sale price, tax valuation or investment recommendation.

Estimated value range

View a low-to-high public-data range where the latest accounts expose enough balance-sheet detail.

Balance-sheet basis

See the visible figures behind the estimate, including net assets and working capital where disclosed.

Company context

Open the company page for sector, risk signals, filings, people and network context in one place.

How the public-data value estimate works

Firmwatch estimates company value from public filing data, primarily the visible balance sheet. Where net assets are disclosed, the model uses that as the core reference point and shows a range rather than one precise number.

The confidence level depends on how much supporting data is available. A filing with net assets, working capital and current-asset detail gives a stronger public-data signal than a filing with only a narrow balance-sheet disclosure.

Private information can materially change a real valuation. Contracts, debts, asset quality, goodwill, tax position, cash-flow forecasts and buyer demand are not visible in public Companies House accounts.

Read the methodology

Search a company

Open the company page to see financials, risk signals and sector context.

Common questions

Is this a formal valuation?

No. It is an estimated public-data range for screening. It should not be used as a formal valuation opinion, tax valuation or investment decision.

Why does a company have no value estimate?

Some filings do not expose enough balance-sheet detail. In those cases Firmwatch may show insufficient public data instead of forcing a weak estimate.

Can a company be worth more than net assets?

Yes. Brand, contracts, earnings, intellectual property and buyer demand can all affect a real sale price. Firmwatch only uses visible public data.

Where does the data come from?

The figures are extracted from public Companies House accounts and combined with Firmwatch's financial analytics model.

Need this across a whole portfolio?

Search is useful for one company. Firmwatch is built for monitoring many companies with alerts, financial signals and public-record changes in one workflow.