Seller Guides

Share sale or asset sale? A plain-language comparison of liabilities, contracts, licences, staff and tax for Singapore SME owners.

What buyers check when acquiring a Singapore logistics company or corporate secretarial firm, and how owners can prepare before listing.

Selling your business in Singapore? Get your financials, ACRA records, lease, licences and staff plan ready before you list. A practical checklist for SME owners.

Planning to hand over your Singapore SME? Complete succession guide covering timeline, valuation, family vs external sale, tax, and the 5-year prep window.

What is a Singapore café worth? Real EBITDA multiples, seat count formulas, lease value, and the 5 factors buyers actually pay for.

The single most common question Singapore business owners ask when considering a sale: what is my business actually worth? Every broker gives a different number. Every online calculator is a template with no context. Most owners have no reliable answer. Here’s the honest framework — the same one professional buyers actually use. The anchor: adjusted

Quick answer: To sell a café in Singapore, organise your accounts, check the remaining lease and whether the landlord must approve a new owner, confirm what licences the buyer will need, document recipes and suppliers, then list it anonymously to reach buyers. Selling a cafe in Singapore is very different from selling a house or

Beauty salons — nail bars, hair salons, aesthetic clinics, med-spas — represent one of Singapore’s most active SME acquisition categories. Predictable recurring revenue, low capital reinvestment, and strong margins on premium services make them attractive to buyers. But sellers often get the process wrong: mispricing, poor confidentiality, unresolved package liabilities, or the wrong buyer profile

A guide for Singapore family business owners considering a sale: aligning the family, separating personal from business, understanding what buyers pay for, buyer archetypes, and transition planning.

A step-by-step guide for Singapore SME owners thinking about selling their business: clean financials, understanding valuation, reducing owner dependency, identifying buyer types, and realistic timeline expectations.