Pulse for corporate finance and m&a advisers
Know which companies are ready to sell, and who buys them
Advisers need to know which companies are mature enough to sell and who has bought similar ones. Pulse tracks rounds, changes of control and estimated exit multiples.
- Likely exits in three years
- 5,048
- Rounds in two years
- 18,676
- Investor-backed companies
- 74,284
What corporate finance and m&a advisers use it for
Research company maturity
See funding histories: how many rounds, how long investors have held and how values have moved.
Study comparable deals
See likely acquisitions by sector, buyer type and estimated multiple of the last round.
Know the shareholders
See which funds hold stakes, so you know who will shape a sale.
Questions you can ask
Ask Pulse answers plain-English questions from Pulse’s own data, with links to the companies and investors behind each answer. For example:
- Which software companies were likely acquired by trade buyers since 2023?
- Which growth-stage companies have had the same investors for five years or more?
- What multiples did early investors get on medtech exits?
Questions
How sure are the exit figures?
Exits are marked as unsure where the evidence is thin, and multiples are Pulse estimates.
Are angels shown?
No, the Company data plan shows companies and investment firms only.
Where does the data come from?
From official UK company records, which Pulse cleans, matches, values and connects with its own intelligence engine. Amounts and valuations are Pulse estimates: a strong guide, not audited figures.