Sell-side M&A, Singapore SMEs

Sell your business confidentially, at the right price.

We run the sale for Singapore businesses worth S$3m to S$30m. Valuation, buyer search, negotiation, close.

A Singapore business owner in his office

Estimated value (sample)

S$4.2m to S$6.1m

Logistics, S$7.8m revenue, 12 years operating

S$1m to S$30m

Deal range we advise on

6 to 9 months

Mandate to completion

Vetted buyers

Strategics, PE, search funds, family offices

1% to 5%

Success only fee, no upfront cost, S$100,000 minimum

Most owners sell once. Our team of advisors closes deals every year.

A well-run process brings more buyers, protects your confidentiality and closes at a better price than a direct approach.

You do not need more buyers. You only need the right one.

We have 20 buyers on hand looking to buy businesses in different industries. You just need 3 qualified buyers for your business.

Staff and customers hear from you, not the market

Blind teasers, staged disclosure, NDAs before any name is shared.

Priced on evidence

Sector multiples, normalised earnings and buyer appetite, not a hopeful number.

Deal structure that protects you

Earn-outs, vendor loans, handover terms. We negotiate the whole deal, not only the headline.

Singapore based, regional buyers

Buyers from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Japan and beyond.

How a sale runs

Six to nine months, start to close. You keep running the business. We run the process.

  1. 01

    Valuation and readiness

    Normalise financials, agree a price range, fix what buyers will flag.

  2. 02

    Teaser and info memo

    Anonymous teaser first, full memorandum after NDA.

  3. 03

    Buyer outreach

    Curated list of strategics, PE and private buyers, approached in parallel.

  4. 04

    Offers and negotiation

    Compare offers on price, structure and certainty. Sign a term sheet.

  5. 05

    Due diligence and close

    Manage the data room, lawyers and SPA through to completion.

Free valuation estimate

How much is your business worth?

Two minutes. Instant range on screen, full report by email. Confidential, no obligation.

  • Based on current Singapore SME transaction multiples
  • Adjusted for owner dependency, size and track record
  • Valuation report is automatically sent to your email
Step 1 of 3: Your business 1 / 3
Your business

Last full financial year. Rough figure is fine.

Recent transactions

Anonymised. Sector, size and outcome only. (sample entries)

Third-party logistics

Founder exit to a regional strategic

Two founders retiring from a third-party logistics business. Four indicative offers in eight weeks, closed in seven months with no earn-out.

Revenue
S$14m
Time to close
7 months

Buyers currently looking

Live mandates from our buyer network. If your business fits, we can make an introduction quickly. (sample rows)

Regional strategic seeks F&B group with 5+ outlets

Central kitchen preferred. Singapore or Malaysia.

S$5m to S$15m

PE platform seeks facilities, cleaning or security services

Recurring contracts, government or MCST clients.

S$3m to S$20m

Search fund seeks B2B services or distribution

Owner willing to hand over within 12 months.

S$2m to S$8m

Japanese acquirer seeks engineering or precision manufacturing

ISO certified, existing MNC customers.

S$5m to S$30m

See all buyer mandates

Questions owners ask first

What does it cost to sell through you?

Transparent engagement fee based on success only milestones. 1% to 5%, no upfront fee, S$100,000 minimum. The minimum means the effective rate rises below about S$2m of transaction value, so we are poor value under that and will say so rather than take the mandate.

Will my staff, customers or competitors find out?

Not from us. Buyers first see an anonymous teaser. Your company name is only released after a signed NDA and your approval, buyer by buyer.

Is my business too small for you?

We advise on businesses from about S$1m in value, with most work between S$3m and S$30m. If yours is smaller, the valuation tool still gives you a range and a preparation guide.

How long does a sale take?

Typically six to nine months from mandate to completion. Preparation before going to market is what most affects the timeline and the price.

Do I need to stay after the sale?

Usually a handover of 6 to 12 months. How long, and on what terms, is negotiated as part of the deal. Low owner dependency shortens it.

Thinking about selling in the next two years?

A confidential 30 minute call. We tell you what your business is likely worth and what to fix first.