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10 Best Business Brokers in Singapore (2026)

A guide to the best business brokers in Singapore for buying or selling an SME, from confidential sell-side and buy-side advisory to business valuation.

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Amir Wahab
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Selling or buying a business in Singapore is a specialised process, and a good broker or advisory firm runs it confidentially while helping you value the company, find genuine buyers and structure the deal. The firms below are real, currently operating Singapore business brokers and lower-mid-market mergers-and-acquisitions advisers, spanning owner-operated SMEs through to larger private transactions. Use the list to shortlist a few, then compare sector experience, fee structure and process before signing an engagement.

1. East Street Advisory

East Street Advisory positions itself as a Singapore business broker focused on small and medium enterprises, offering end-to-end support for owners looking to sell, buy or merge a company. Its stated services span business valuation, capital advisory, exit-strategy planning and succession, with guidance through each stage from initial valuation to closing. The firm says it works with clients across a broad range of industries, and it is a practical starting point for SME owners who want one adviser to run a structured, confidential sale process.

2. Zack n Zul Capital

Zack n Zul Capital is a Singapore business brokerage that the company says it has run since 2008, advising on the sale and purchase of SMEs, professional-service firms, small manufacturers and other privately held businesses. Its stated services include business valuation, due diligence, exit planning, corporate finance and fundraising, and it emphasises confidentiality throughout a sale. The firm operates from Guoco Tower in Tanjong Pagar and lists active businesses for sale across manufacturing, services, retail, e-commerce and IT.

3. Fey Day

Fey Day is a Singapore-based business brokerage that helps SME owners sell their businesses and also runs buy-side mandates for investors looking to acquire, alongside fundraising support. Operating across the Singapore and Malaysia markets, the firm describes a sell-side service with no upfront fee, positioning itself as accessible to smaller owners weighing an exit. It publishes regular guides on selling and valuing a business. Fey Day suits owners who want a broker to market a company confidentially and introduce screened buyers.

4. Avant Business Brokers

Avant Business Brokers, the brokerage arm of Avant Consulting, helps owners buy and sell businesses in Singapore and aims to make the process straightforward from valuation through to completion. Its stated services cover business valuation and strategy, sourcing businesses for sale, preparing a company for sale and supporting the merger-and-acquisition process. The firm frames itself around a fuss-free, guided experience for first-time sellers and buyers. It is worth considering for SME owners who want hands-on help preparing a business before taking it to market.

5. LNT Global

LNT Global is a Singapore business broker that facilitates the sale of small and medium-sized privately held companies, connecting owners with buyers and investors. The firm says it works from a large database of local and international buyers, citing interest from markets such as China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Australia, and it also handles fair-value business valuation and merger-and-acquisition negotiations. Additional services include minority-stake investment and franchise support. Based on Chin Swee Road, LNT Global suits owners open to cross-border buyers as well as local ones.

6. Sunbelt Business Brokers Singapore

Sunbelt Business Brokers Singapore is the local office of the international Sunbelt network, focusing on the sale of small businesses and lower-mid-market companies. It describes services including business brokerage, mergers and acquisitions, business pricing and consulting, and it markets Singapore businesses to overseas buyers through confidential, multi-website campaigns tied to the wider Sunbelt Network. The office is a fit for owners who want reach beyond Singapore, tapping a global buyer pool while keeping a sale discreet until terms are agreed.

7. ONEtoONE Singapore

ONEtoONE Singapore is the local practice of ONEtoONE Corporate Finance, a middle-market advisory group the firm says has a presence across more than 90 cities. It offers sell-side and buy-side advisory, business valuation, fundraising and strategic advisory, running structured processes for business owners, private equity firms and corporates. With an emphasis on cross-border deals, it suits larger SMEs and mid-market companies seeking international acquirers or targets rather than the smallest owner-operated sales. Engagements are typically adviser-led from research through negotiation and closing.

8. Palmstone Capital

Palmstone Capital is the mergers-and-acquisitions and debt-advisory arm of Palmstone Group, advising companies, shareholders and acquirers on sell-side, buy-side and debt transactions. From its Singapore office at Suntec Tower One, it runs sale processes, business valuation and sale preparation, acquisition strategy, and financing work such as refinancing and management buyouts, across sectors including technology, healthcare, logistics and professional services. With additional offices overseas, Palmstone leans toward mid-market deals, making it a fit for larger private companies rather than the smallest business sales.

9. Clearmere

Clearmere is a confidential Singapore mergers-and-acquisitions advisory built around established, owner-operated service businesses, helping founders sell, acquire, exit or bring in a partner. It focuses on three areas the firm names: healthcare and allied health, such as GP, dental, aesthetics, physiotherapy and TCM clinics; health, wellness and fitness; and eldercare and community care. Clearmere describes a founder-led process centred on deals of roughly S$1 million to S$20 million, and says its team has advised on more than 70 owner-operated transactions. It suits service-sector owners wanting a discreet, sector-specialist adviser.

10. H&S Business Broker

H&S Business Broker, which also trades as HNS Consult, is a Singapore business broker offering business-sale support, business valuation and exit planning for owners. It says it maintains a curated database of prospective buyers segmented by industry, budget and acquisition objective, and it markets an AI-assisted approach that combines data and market intelligence with brokerage experience. The firm notes that its operating entity is not licensed or regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. It is one option for SME owners seeking a broker to value a business and introduce screened buyers.

How to choose

  • Match the broker to your deal size: some firms concentrate on small, owner-operated businesses, while others run mid-market processes aimed at private-equity buyers and corporates, and a mismatch on scale usually means the wrong buyer pool.
  • Look for genuine experience in your sector, since buyer networks, valuation norms and regulatory issues differ sharply between, say, a clinic, a manufacturer and an online retailer.
  • Ask how the firm arrives at a valuation and what it is based on, and treat any single headline number with caution until you see the assumptions and comparable transactions behind it.
  • Understand the fee structure before signing: brokers commonly work on a success fee, sometimes with a retainer, so confirm what is charged, when, and whether there is any upfront cost.
  • Confidentiality matters when selling a business, so check how the firm markets a company, screens buyers and uses non-disclosure agreements to keep a sale discreet until terms are agreed.
  • Ask for factual track-record indicators, such as the types and sizes of deals the firm has actually closed and references from past clients, rather than relying on awards or self-styled rankings.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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