Find qualified buyers
Buyers that fit your company — on price as much as on culture.
Feldberg shows you the buyers that fit your market, size and direction — with ticket size, location and reasoning. Anonymously, without a listing.
“I had no idea a strategic buyer would pay 40% more than an aggregator.”

Everything a well-founded sale process needs — in one confidential place.
Buyers that fit your company — on price as much as on culture.
A direct view of what your company is worth — across three methods.
Which companies in your industry sold most recently — and at what price.
Anonymous and confidential — three steps from valuation to first contact.
A few details about your company are enough — Feldberg surfaces buyers that fit your market, size and direction.
Review every buyer at your own pace: by fit, size, region and strategy. You stay in control.
Private equity firm based in Munich. Focus on industrial services, majority stakes, holding period 5–8 years.
First contact runs through Feldberg — anonymously. You release your identity only when you are ready.
we are contacting you on behalf of a company that is exploring strategic options.
Once you know the buyers, you need the range. Three methods — EBITDA multiple, revenue multiple and owner earnings — produce a span rather than a single number. The span is what gets negotiated.
Start valuationThousands of documents in one secure place — and the answer to a single question.
Review every document in this data room for change-of-control clauses and termination rights. Summarise the triggering events and notice periods per contract.
| File name | Category | Reviewed |
|---|---|---|
| Purchase_price_allocation_2026.pdf | Valuation | 04.09.2026 |
| Hochwald_NDA_signed.pdf | Confidentiality | 04.09.2026 |
| Annual_accounts_2025.xlsx | Financials | 04.09.2026 |
| Shareholders_agreement.pdf | Legal | 04.09.2026 |
| Buyer_longlist_v3.xlsx | Matching | 04.09.2026 |
The key answers on valuation, buyers and confidentiality.
Feldberg's free AI valuation gives you a first, well-founded estimate of your company's value within minutes — based on comparable transactions and market multiples. The valuation is indicative and serves as orientation, not as a binding appraisal.
Yes. Feldberg works without a public listing, your data is never shared without your consent, and you decide when and with whom you make contact. Once your data is complete, a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) between Feldberg and the selling company is created automatically.
No. You can use Feldberg to understand your company's value and test the market without committing to a sale. You stay in control at every step and decide yourself whether and when to go further.
Feldberg identifies qualified buyers that fit your market, your size and your strategic direction — from strategic acquirers to private equity investors. You see early who could be a potential partner, before the first conversation.
Feldberg does not replace the adviser — it gives you the information advantage beforehand. You understand your company's value, potential buyers and the mechanics of a sale before you enter conversations or mandates — faster, confidentially and without high upfront cost.
You do not need to know that in advance. Feldberg helps you answer exactly that question: with an indicative valuation, a view of potential buyers and guides that show what matters in a sale. You find out calmly whether the timing is right for you.
A sale usually starts with the valuation of your company, followed by identifying suitable buyers, first confidential conversations, due diligence and finally negotiating price and terms. Feldberg supports you through the early phases and explains every step in detailed guides — from valuation to earn-outs and reinvestments.
Feldberg is free for sellers. Indicative valuation, buyer research and guides are available without upfront cost — discreet and without obligation.
We find strategic and financial buyers that fit your market, size and direction — discreetly and without a public listing.
Identify buyers“We had been exploring a sale for months without real clarity. Feldberg showed us five serious buyers we hadn't had on our radar — one of them was a perfect fit.”