Business sales and acquisitions in Camp de Túria (Valencia)
In Camp de Túria no single town dominates the rest. Bétera, La Pobla de Vallbona, Llíria and Riba-roja de Túria have populations of a similar order, followed by L'Eliana, Benaguasil, Vilamarxant and San Antonio de Benagéber. The result is a district (comarca) of medium-sized municipalities where a single business may have its customers spread across several towns.
For a sale or acquisition, that spread means the value of a company depends less on a prime location and more on what it does well: its customer portfolio, its team and its reputation in the area. A buyer will want to understand how much of that can be transferred and how much rests on the founder.
On this page you will find the official population of the comarca, how its companies are distributed by activity, and the specific questions that come up when selling or acquiring a business here.
Camp de Túria in figures
Population
186,148
Economic activity
Camp de Túria had 186,148 residents in the 2025 municipal register (padrón). Bétera, La Pobla de Vallbona, Llíria and Riba-roja de Túria account for a large part of that figure, and none clearly outweighs the others; the full list, according to the Portal Estadístic de la Generalitat Valenciana, appears below.
The active companies registered in the comarca numbered 13,134 at the start of 2025. Retail, transport and hospitality is the largest group, with 4,169, but what stands out is the weight of professional and technical activities: 2,350 companies, more than in La Ribera Alta (1,635), which has more inhabitants. Education, health and social services total 1,164.
Construction accounts for 1,560 companies and industry for 795. Real estate activities reach 681 and information and communications 292. The data comes from the municipal release of the central business register (directorio central de empresas), published by comarca.
On that basis, we highlight professional services, because of the size of that group, and health, because education, health and social services total 1,164 companies; construction and HVAC, because installation companies are part of the construction group; manufacturing, because of its 795 industrial companies; and retail, the largest block.
Municipalities of Camp de Túria
Bétera, Pobla de Vallbona, la, Llíria, Riba-roja de Túria, Eliana, l', Benaguasil, Vilamarxant, San Antonio de Benagéber, Nàquera/Náquera, Serra, Casinos, Olocau, Benissanó, Loriguilla, Marines, Gátova
Frequently asked questions
Above all by how recurring its income is and how much it depends on the owner. Ongoing service contracts, a spread of clients and a team able to serve them without you give the buyer confidence that turnover will continue. If almost everything goes through your hands, the valuation will reflect it.
The centre's health authorisation, the qualifications of the professionals and the continuity of the clinical team. The buyer will check that the authorisations are in force and whether they can be maintained after the change of owner, something you should confirm with a legal adviser and with the health authorities before signing.
It usually is, provided the customer portfolio is documented: maintenance contracts, call-out history and relationships with builders or property managers. For the buyer, a customer base spread across several municipalities reduces the risk that losing a single one will hit the business too hard.
Yes, and the buyer often asks for it. The usual approach is to agree a transition period in which you introduce customers and suppliers and pass on your knowledge of the business. Its length, your time commitment and your pay should be set out in writing in the sale and purchase agreement.
That the accounts match the real activity, that there are no hidden debts with the tax authorities (Hacienda) or Social Security, that the licences for the premises are valid for what is done there, and that key employees and customers will stay after the purchase. An orderly review of these points, known as due diligence, avoids surprises.
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- Generalitat Valenciana – Institut Valencià d'Estadística (Portal Estadístic de la Generalitat Valenciana, PEGV): Relación de municipios por comarcas y provincias (Municipios y comarcas a 1 de enero de 2026.xlsx)
- Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE): Valencia/València: Población por municipios y sexo
- Generalitat Valenciana – Institut Valencià d'Estadística (Portal Estadístic de la Generalitat Valenciana, PEGV): Banc de Dades Territorial – Difusió municipal del Directori Central d'Empreses: Empreses segons sector de la seua activitat principal (how to open it: https://pegv.gva.es/bdt → Empreses → Difusió municipal del Directori Central d'Empreses → Empreses segons sector de la seua activitat principal)
- Generalitat Valenciana – Institut Valencià d'Estadística (Portal Estadístic de la Generalitat Valenciana, PEGV): Banc de Dades Territorial – Difusió municipal del Directori Central d'Empreses: Empreses d'activitat principal sector serveis segons subsector (how to open it: https://pegv.gva.es/bdt → Empreses → Difusió municipal del Directori Central d'Empreses → Empreses d'activitat principal sector serveis segons subsector)
Latest official data available on the date given for each source.
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