Sell your business confidentially, at the right price.

A structured, discreet sale process for Singapore SME owners — your staff, customers and competitors never hear about it until the deal is done. Zero upfront fees. You pay only on success.

  • Zero upfront fees
  • NDA before any disclosure
  • Success-only 1–5% fee

A business broker in Singapore markets your company confidentially, finds and screens buyers, and negotiates the sale on your behalf. Business Broker In Singapore, operated by The Funding Assembly Pte. Ltd., works with owners of SMEs in the S$2M–S$20M revenue range — zero upfront fees, success-only commission of 1–5%.

S$0
Upfront fees — ever
2–9×
EBITDA multiples across SME sectors
6–8 mths
Typical structured sale process
100%
Success-only — paid when you're paid
The question every owner asks first

“Will my staff, customers or competitors find out?”

No — and not because we promise discretion, but because the process is built so a leak can't happen. Here is the actual mechanism:

No-name marketing

Buyers see a blind profile only: industry, revenue band, strengths. Your company name, location specifics and identity stay hidden.

Buyers screened first

Every buyer is scored on intent, fit and financial capability before anything is disclosed. Tyre-kickers never reach you.

NDA before your name

A signed non-disclosure agreement is required before any identifying information changes hands. Disclosure then happens in stages you approve.

You approve every introduction personally, and sensitive documents sit in a controlled data room where access is granted per buyer, per document. See the full process →

A structured process, not a listing

From first conversation to completed sale

A disciplined seven-stage process, typically six to eight months end to end. You keep running the business; we run the sale.

The seven stages of selling a business in Singapore A seven-stage timeline running about six to eight months: confidential discussion in weeks 1–2, valuation and preparation in weeks 2–6, marketing materials in month 2, buyer search and screening in months 2–4, offers and negotiation in months 4–5, due diligence in months 5–7, and completion and handover in months 7–8. Weeks 1–2 1 Discussion Weeks 2–6 2 Valuation Month 2 3 Materials Months 2–4 4 Buyer search Months 4–5 5 Offers Months 5–7 6 Due diligence Months 7–8 7 Completion
1Weeks 1–2

Confidential discussion & fit

A no-obligation conversation about your goals, timeline and whether a sale makes sense now.

2Weeks 2–6

Valuation & preparation

Adjusted EBITDA analysis, market multiples, and a defensible asking range — plus fixing the small things that raise value.

3Month 2

Blind marketing materials

A no-name teaser and a full information memorandum released only under NDA.

4Months 2–4

Buyer search & screening

Targeted outreach to strategic buyers, investors and operators — each scored for capability before introduction.

5Months 4–5

Offers & negotiation

Competing offers managed to term sheet, with price, structure and transition terms negotiated on your side of the table.

6Months 5–7

Due diligence

A managed data room, coordinated Q&A, and momentum kept up so the deal doesn't stall.

7Months 7–8

Legal completion & handover

Sale and purchase agreement, completion mechanics, and a transition plan that protects your staff and legacy.

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What could your business be worth?

Singapore SMEs typically sell for a multiple of adjusted EBITDA — profit before interest, tax, depreciation, plus add-backs like an above-market owner's salary. Get an indicative range in ten seconds.

Last full financial year.

Net profit + interest, tax, depreciation + your above-market salary.

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Get a Real Assessment on WhatsApp

Sends your numbers to us on WhatsApp — confidential, no fee, no obligation.

Indicative only. Actual value depends on growth, customer concentration, margins, contracts and deal structure — a proper assessment looks at all of these. How valuation really works →

Who we act for

Built for owners of established Singapore SMEs

We act for founders and family owners of profitable businesses — typically S$2M–S$20M in annual revenue — planning retirement, succession, or their next chapter.

F&B & food manufacturing →

Restaurants, central kitchens, food brands and manufacturers — Singapore's most active SME deal sector.

Manufacturing, trade & logistics

Precision engineering, wholesale distribution, transport — prized by strategic and regional buyers.

Services & consumer

B2B services, healthcare, education, e-commerce — where recurring revenue commands premium multiples.

No surprises

Fees published, in full, before you ask

Most brokers say "no upfront fees" and stop there. Here is the actual schedule — success-only, tiered by transaction size:

Transaction valueSuccess fee
Up to S$5M5%
S$5M – S$10M4%
S$10M – S$20M3%
S$20M – S$50M2%
Above S$50M1%

Minimum fee S$100,000 — which realistically suits transactions of about S$1.5M and above. Nothing is payable unless your business is sold. Full fee details and comparison →

Straight answers

Questions owners ask before picking up the phone

Most Singapore business brokers charge a success fee of 5–10% of the final sale price, payable only when the business sells. Our schedule is tiered from 5% (up to S$5M) down to 1% (above S$50M), with a S$100,000 minimum and zero upfront fees.

Not unless you choose to tell them. Marketing is no-name, buyers sign an NDA before your identity is revealed, and you personally approve every introduction. Staff, customers and suppliers typically learn of the sale only after completion, as part of a planned handover.

Typically 6–12 months from engagement to completion; a structured process averages six to eight. Preparation and valuation take one to two months, buyer marketing and negotiation two to four, and due diligence plus legal completion two to three.

A 30-minute confidential conversation about your business, your goals and your timeline — no documents needed, no fee, no obligation, and you stay anonymous until you decide otherwise. Many owners bring their spouse or an adult son or daughter to the call; that's welcome.

Our sweet spot is businesses with S$2M–S$20M annual revenue, though larger mandates are considered. If your business is smaller, message us anyway — we'll point you honestly to the right resources or marketplaces rather than waste your time.

Start with one confidential conversation.

Thirty minutes on WhatsApp or a call. You'll get a straight view on value, timing and whether selling now makes sense — even if the honest answer is "wait two years".