Valuation services: purchase price allocation, ESOPs and transactions
Purchase price allocations, impairment testing, ESOP and transaction valuations for Singapore companies and their groups. Prepared under the International Valuation Standards and documented the way auditors expect.

What's included
Purchase price allocationIdentifying and valuing intangibles after an acquisition under SFRS(I) 3 or FRS 103.
Impairment testingGoodwill and asset testing under SFRS(I) 1-36 or FRS 36, with sensitivities.
ESOP and share-based paymentsFair value of options at grant under SFRS(I) 2 or FRS 102.
Fundraising and share transfersIndependent valuations for investors, founders and boards.
Cross-border groupsOne model that supports both the Singapore report and the overseas certificate signed by a locally licensed valuer.
Support for audit firmsWhite-label or direct specialist work for audit clients, on your timetable.
What you receive, and when
| Scoping note and data request | Within 2 working days |
| Draft report and live model | Weeks 2 to 4 |
| Final signed report | Weeks 3 to 6 |
| Auditor query support | Until closed |
What we need from you
- The transaction documents or the reason for the valuation
- Historical financials and board-approved forecasts
- Your audit timetable
- Access to management for one or two working sessions
How it works
A fixed fee agreed after a 20-minute scoping call, based on the standard involved, the number of assets or units, and the deadline.
Who it's for
Questions clients ask
Will my auditor accept your valuation?
No valuer can promise that. Auditors accept valuations that follow the standards, use more than one method and support every assumption with evidence. That is how every report is built.
Why not ask our auditor to do it?
An auditor generally cannot value assets it then audits, because it would be checking its own work. An independent valuer avoids that.
How long does a purchase price allocation take?
Usually three to six weeks, depending on how quickly the data arrives. You have up to 12 months from the acquisition date to finalise it.
Do you work with audit firms?
Yes, white-label or direct. We do not pitch other services to clients you refer.
Know before you start
When you need a valuation: ESOPs, fundraising, ODI and acquisitions
Valuations are triggered by accounting standards, tax rules, regulators and investors. Here is each trigger, what standard applies, and who may sign.
2 min readValuation & transactionsPurchase price allocation explained
After an acquisition, the price must be split across the assets you bought, including ones never on the seller's balance sheet. Here is how it works and what the auditor will test.
2 min readValuation & transactionsGoodwill impairment testing, step by step
Goodwill must be tested every year, and other assets when there is a sign of impairment. A clear method makes the audit conversation short.
2 min readOther services
Tell us what you need.
We reply with what applies to you and a fixed-fee proposal.