Businesses for Sale in Singapore
Browse businesses for sale across Singapore, including food and beverage, retail, education, and professional services. Sellers choose what appears publicly; financial information may require a free buyer account.
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Central Kitchen for Sale | Paya Lebar | S$4M Revenue
An established central kitchen and food production business in Paya Lebar is available for acquisition, with an indicative asking price of approximately S$3,000,000. The business operates from a rented factory premises under a full-time owner, supplying food products to an established base of B2B customers, with developed production processes and supplier relationships already in place. The seller cites an indicative financial profile of approximately S$4,000,000 in annual revenue, a roughly 15% EBITDA margin, and indicative EBITDA of about S$600,000, working out to an implied asking multiple of around 5x EBITDA. These are described as indicative figures rather than audited financials, and no monthly revenue or rental figures were separately disclosed. The owner is looking to retire. This suits an F&B operator or investor looking for increased production capacity, existing B2B relationships, or potential to add new product lines to an established operation. Further financial and operational details are available to qualified, interested parties after an initial discussion.
Undisclosed Asking Price
Food Stall for Takeover | 618 Khatib | S$8,000 Negotiable
A food stall at 618 Khatib is available for takeover at S$8,000 (negotiable), with monthly rental of S$3,000. The stall currently sells fish soup, porridge and popiah. The incoming operator has flexibility to switch to Malay or Indian food concepts if preferred, rather than continuing the current menu. This suits a hawker or food operator looking for an affordable stall in the Khatib area, with the option to bring their own cuisine concept. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the owner directly for further details.
Undisclosed Asking Price
Auto Body Paint & Restoration Workshop for Sale | Kaki Bukit
An established auto body spray-painting, panel beating and restoration workshop is for sale on a confidential basis in the Kaki Bukit area, with the asking price available on request. The exact location and company name are withheld at the seller's request, to avoid exposure. Trading since 2014, the business holds dual certification on both Spies Hecker and Glasurit paint systems — a combination the seller notes is uncommon for a workshop of this size. The business operates from a factory premises at S$5,612 monthly rental, with 4 staff under a full-time owner. It is being sold as a full share sale, meaning existing staff, the spray booth, compressors, tools, trade licences, and social media/customer goodwill all transfer with the business. The reason for sale is shared only with serious, qualified buyers. This suits a buyer looking to acquire an established auto body repair and restoration business with recognised paint system certifications already in place. No revenue, profit, or asking price were disclosed in the source listing. Interested parties can contact the owner or their partner, Jason Ow, directly for further details.
Undisclosed Asking Price
LED Lighting Business for Takeover | Central Area | S$65K
An LED lighting and electrical accessories business in the Central Area is available for takeover at S$65,000 (negotiable). The business operates across retail, wholesale, project execution, and e-commerce (Lazada and Shopee), from a 380 sqft shopping mall unit at S$1,700 monthly rental, with a lease valid until 2027. The description states 23 years of industry history, though the recorded incorporation year is 2021 — this discrepancy should be confirmed with the seller before publishing. Reported monthly revenue also varies between S$10,000–20,000 (data field) and S$20,000–23,000 (description text), and gross profit is listed as both "under S$5,000" and "S$5,000–10,000" in different parts of the source — both should be reconciled to a single confirmed figure. The takeover includes the complete business operation, existing inventory (valued at S$30,000), and the retail lease, but explicitly excludes the company name and associated accounts — buyers should confirm what this means in practice, particularly whether it includes the Lazada/Shopee seller accounts and any review history built up there. The owner is retiring. This suits a buyer looking to take over an operating lighting and electrical retailer with an established product line, though the financial and account-transfer details need clarifying first.
S$65k Asking Price
Tuition Centre for Sale | Yishun | Low Rent, 25 Yrs
An established tuition and enrichment centre in Yishun is for sale at S$55,000 (negotiable). Operating for around 25 years since incorporation in 2002, the centre runs from a 750 sqft HDB shophouse unit near a market with high foot traffic. An important scheduling detail to be aware of: the premise is shared with a student care provider, and is only available to the tuition centre after 5pm on weekdays and on weekends. This sharing arrangement is what keeps monthly rental below S$1,000 — an unusually low rate — though the rental deposit is not included in the S$55,000 selling price. The landlord is described as reasonable and open to negotiation. The centre is fully equipped with air-conditioning, tables, chairs and furniture, and the toilet was renovated just over a year ago. The sale includes the business website, with the current owner providing support managing it for one year. The owner is currently full-time and moving on to new ventures after 25 years. This suits an educator or entrepreneur looking for a low-overhead entry into the tuition and enrichment sector, provided the after-5pm/weekend operating window works for their intended class schedule. No revenue or profit figures were disclosed in the source listing.
S$55k Asking Price
Indian Muslim Restaurant for Sale | Bedok | 2 Levels
An Indian Muslim restaurant at 631 Bedok Reservoir Road is for sale, with the asking price available on request. The business reports daily sales of S$2,500 to S$3,000, operating across 2 levels of the premises. Total monthly rental for both levels is S$17,000, though the owner currently sub-rents the second floor for S$2,500, reducing the effective cost to the incoming operator. The sale includes the ACRA-registered company and a team of 7 staff (4 Employment Pass holders, 1 S Pass holder, 1 Malaysian staff member, and 1 Work Permit holder). The owner is selling due to age and a return to their hometown. This suits a buyer looking to take over an established Indian Muslim restaurant with an existing team and company structure already in place.
Undisclosed Asking Price
Florist & Landscaping Business for Sale | Central Area
An established florist and landscaping business in Singapore's Central Area is for sale at S$1,000,000 (negotiable, rental deposit included). Incorporated in 2020, the business operates from a 1,130 sqft premises at S$3,200 monthly rental, with 5 staff under a full-time owner, and has recently expanded operations into Indonesia. The business reports monthly revenue of S$50,000 to S$100,000 and gross profit of S$20,000 to S$50,000. Net profit is stated inconsistently in the source — the data field shows S$20,000 to S$50,000, while the description text (in both English and Chinese) states S$10,000 to S$20,000 — this should be confirmed with the seller before publishing. The business also holds 3 commercial properties as part of its asset base, alongside its B2B and B2C floristry, landscaping and green wall installation operations; the description separately mentions the business being "owned outright," which may refer to these properties, though this isn't stated clearly and is worth clarifying. The owner is selling as part of a strategic portfolio restructuring and capital realisation, and is open to remaining involved for an agreed transition period. This suits an investor or operator looking to take over an established floristry and landscaping business with real estate assets, existing B2B/B2C channels, and an early foothold in the Indonesian market.
S$1.0M Asking Price
Minimart for Sale | Springside | S$870K Annual Revenue
A minimart in Springside is for sale, described by the seller as the only minimart serving the entire estate, with no direct competition. The location is directly in front of a bus stop and opposite an army camp, drawing daily foot traffic from both residents and army personnel. The takeover fee is in the low S$300,000s (negotiable), covering stock, fixtures, fittings, company registration, and staff. Monthly sales are reported at S$70,000 to S$74,000, with actual POS data available, working out to approximately S$870,000 in annual revenue. Monthly rent is S$5,783.10 (inclusive of GST and service charge), with a deposit of S$15,916.80 and a lease running until 28 February 2028. The team includes 1 EP holder currently working, plus an available Work Permit quota. The owner is selling due to relocation, with full handover and training provided. This suits a buyer looking for an established minimart with a defined, uncontested local catchment.
Undisclosed Asking Price
Late-Night BBQ & Entertainment Venue for Takeover | Punggol
A late-night, beachside dai pai dong-style venue in Punggol is available for takeover, with the asking price available on request. The venue offers live performances/entertainment, barbecue, hotpot, stir-fry dishes, snacks and drinks, in what the seller describes as a relaxing spot with a beautiful setting. Established in 2024, the business currently has 20 staff. No further detail on premise size, financial performance, or monthly rental has been shared publicly at this stage. The owner is selling for personal family reasons. This suits a buyer or investor looking to take over a beachside F&B and entertainment concept in Punggol. Interested parties can enquire in English or Chinese via WhatsApp for further details.
Undisclosed Asking Price
Traditional Furniture Business for Sale
An established traditional furniture business, operating for more than 30 years, is for sale starting from S$3,500,000 . The owner is selling due to health issues and advancing age. This suits a buyer looking to acquire an established traditional furniture retailer with long-standing supplier relationships and a defined market niche.
S$3.5M Asking Price
Mountain Bike Pro Shop for Takeover | Paya Lebar | 30+ Brands
A pro mountain bike shop in Paya Lebar is available for takeover, asking S$50,000 to S$100,000, with takeover fees applying (amount to be confirmed). Established in 2019, the boutique holds exclusive distribution rights for over 30 high-end bicycle and component brands, alongside its own in-house brand, from a 344 sqft shopping mall unit at S$2,000 monthly rental. The sale includes all exclusive distributorship agreements, supplier contacts, equipment, current stock, workshop tools, furnishings, the existing client base, and intellectual property, with a documented handover process. The shop offers custom-built bicycles, accessories, and repairs, and the seller notes distribution and e-commerce as unexplored expansion opportunities. The owner is selling for family reasons. This suits a buyer looking to take over an established mountain biking retail and repair business with existing brand relationships already in place. No revenue or profit figures were disclosed in the source listing.
S$100k Asking Price
Restaurant for Takeover | Tanjong Pagar | 2 Locations
An established restaurant business, operating across 2 prime locations including Tanjong Pagar, is available for takeover, asking S$1,000,000 to S$5,000,000. Incorporated in 2012, the business currently employs 15 staff under a full-time owner. The sale includes existing fixtures, equipment and furnishings, allowing the new operator to start with minimal renovation or downtime. The lease is assignable with favourable remaining terms, and existing staff can be retained to support business continuity. The owner is selling to pursue other business interests. This suits a buyer looking to take over a multi-location restaurant operation without building from scratch. No revenue, profit, or rental figures were disclosed in the source listing, despite the business being described as profitable — these should be requested directly before proceeding.
S$5.0M Asking Price