For SME owners in Castilla y León
Sell your company in Castilla y León to buyers already looking here.
In Castilla y León, 1 in 3 self-employed workers is over 55. 522 buyers on our platform are looking for a company here or anywhere in Spain.
The calculator is in Spanish. Five minutes, free and confidential.
Buyers looking in Castilla y León
61
look only in Castilla y León, and 461 more across Spain
- Industry and manufacturing12
- Workshops and repairs11
- Construction and renovation9
- Real estate9
- Health and wellbeing8
Buyers registered on the Relevo Familiar platform. CRM data as of 24 October 2026.
148,679
active companies
68,434 with 1 to 249 employees
1 in 3
self-employed workers is over 55
according to the regional government
522
buyers looking here
61 only here and 461 across Spain
99 %
reduction when inheriting the company
and a 99 % rebate between parents, children and spouses
Companies: INE, Spain's statistics office, Central Business Directory, 1 January 2025. Self-employed: Junta de Castilla y León. Buyers: Relevo Familiar CRM, 24 October 2026. Taxes: Decreto Legislativo 1/2013 and Ley 3/2021 of Castilla y León.
What they look for
In Castilla y León, buyers mostly want industry and workshops.
How many buyers on our platform look for each sector in Castilla y León. A buyer can select several.
- Industry and manufacturing12
- Workshops and repairs11
- Construction and renovation9
- Real estate9
- Health and wellbeing8
- Cleaning and business services8
- Wholesale distribution8
- Agriculture and livestock7
- Transport and logistics7
Another 23 accept any sector. Buyers who select Castilla y León as their area, CRM as of 24 October 2026.
Province by province
Valladolid, León and Burgos hold more than half of the companies.
Active companies in each province and how many have employees. These are the ones a buyer looks at first.
Valladolid
31,317 companies14,600 with employees. The City Council and CEOE Valladolid, the employers' association, run Valladolid Traspasa.
León
27,811 companies12,704 with employees.
Burgos
23,976 companies10,316 with employees. FAE Burgos, the provincial employers' federation, has run a business transfer office since 2011.
Salamanca
20,569 companies9,580 with employees.
Segovia
10,457 companies4,869 with employees.
Zamora
10,440 companies4,957 with employees. It's the Spanish province with the highest share of self-employed among all workers registered with Social Security: 24.7 %.
Ávila
9,648 companies4,490 with employees. Third in Spain for the share of self-employed workers: 22.4 %.
Palencia
8,899 companies4,215 with employees.
Soria
5,562 companies2,703 with employees: 48.6 %, the highest share in the region.
Companies: INE, Central Business Directory, 1 January 2025. “With employees” means 1 to 249. Self-employed: Ministry of Labour, September 2026.
Taxes
Inheriting the company in Castilla y León gets a 99 % reduction.
If you sell, you pay personal income tax (IRPF) on the gain. If it's inherited or you give it away, inheritance and gift tax (ISD) applies.
Inheriting
99 % reduction when inheriting the family business
It covers sole proprietorships and company shares. The business must provide at least half of the deceased's income, and the heirs must keep it for 5 years.
Decreto Legislativo 1/2013 de Castilla y León, article 17.
Parents, children and spouses
99 % rebate on the tax due
On inheritances and gifts between parents and children or between spouses. The gift must be made in a notarial deed.
Ley 3/2021 of 3 May, Castilla y León.
Lifetime gift
Giving away a sole-proprietor business gets another 99 %
It applies when an ascendant or a relative up to the third degree gives it away and the business is kept 5 years. For shares, 99 % replaces the national 95 % if the company keeps its workforce for 3 years.
Decreto Legislativo 1/2013 of Castilla y León, article 20.
Selling over 65
The gain can be exempt from personal income tax
If you're over 65 and put the proceeds into a life annuity within 6 months, the gain is tax-free. The limit is €240,000.
Ley 35/2006 on IRPF, article 38.3, and Real Decreto 439/2007, article 42.
Every case has its own requirements. Before choosing between selling and passing the company to your family, talk it over with your tax advisor.
Succession aid and tax relief in Castilla y León (page in Spanish)Support
The regional government pays between €10,000 and €20,000 to whoever carries on a business.
Public grants and services for business succession in Castilla y León. They mainly help small businesses and the people who carry them on.
RELEVACyL
Junta de Castilla y León
€10,000 to €20,000 for whoever carries on a business when its owner retires or stops trading. There are top-ups for women, for people under 35 and by town size.
See the programBusiness succession
Junta de Castilla y León
A meeting point between people who want to leave their business and people who want to carry it on.
See the programValladolid Traspasa
Valladolid City Council and CEOE Valladolid
Connects owners leaving a business that works with entrepreneurs who want it.
See the programOficina de Transferencia de Negocios
FAE Burgos and Burgos City Council
Puts both sides in touch and offers mentoring from SECOT volunteers.
See the program
How we do it
Four steps, from the first call to the notary.
We work the same way everywhere. What changes from one region to another are the buyers and the taxes.
We tell you what it's worth
A value range based on a multiple, with your accounts and in writing.
We show it without a name
An anonymous profile: sector, size and broad area. Nobody knows it's yours.
We vet the buyers
Only serious buyers get through, and they sign a confidentiality agreement first.
We negotiate up to the notary
Offers, letter of intent, due diligence and signing.
Questions
What business owners in Castilla y León ask us.
Yes. 522 buyers on our platform look here or across Spain, and 61 look only in Castilla y León. They mostly want industry, workshops, construction and real estate.
On average, about six months from when we start to the notary. It depends on the company and the buyer, so it's not a fixed deadline.
No. The profile goes out with no name and no town. Anyone who wants to see more signs a confidentiality agreement first, and only the buyers we vet get through.
It depends on whether you have a successor and on taxes. In Castilla y León, inheriting the family business gets a 99 % reduction. Between parents and children, the tax due also gets a 99 % rebate. Selling over 65 can be tax-free if you reinvest in a life annuity. Work it out with your tax advisor.
The regional government has RELEVACyL, €10,000 to €20,000 for whoever carries on a business, and a business succession meeting point. Valladolid and Burgos have business transfer offices. They mainly help small businesses.
Most of what we charge depends on you selling. The exact figure depends on the size of your company and how much you want to delegate. We give it to you in writing after the first call.

Your next step
Start by finding out what your company is worth
and who would buy it in Castilla y León.
Five minutes with the calculator. If you want to sell it, the first call with Toño comes next, with no commitment.
The calculator is in Spanish. Five minutes, free and confidential.
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