Fully-Built Singapore Storage Seeking Global Investor, Headed By Ex-Ceo Of S$15M Co, Remotely Manage

S$122,500 for 49% equity, structured as S$60,000 to the outgoing/existing shareholder and S$62,500 injected directly into the company as approximately 6 months of operating cashflow

Website: https://valetstore.sg/

ValetStore is a Singapore door-to-door valet storage company offering document, carton, pallet, and liftvan storage to businesses and households, with a fully photographed and tracked chain of custody on every item.

No other platform in Singapore matches ValetStore’s combination of a fully transparent, itemized rate calculator, a business entirely managed through one integrated dashboard, and a full range of packaging essentials sold in smart, cost-efficient bundles that reduce wastage for the client. Pricing and user experience are both grounded in thorough market research across every identified Singapore competitor.

The business is fully built and ready to operate:
1) Cloud-based CRM dashboard, accessible from anywhere in the world — live inventory with photos and location tags, service delivery tracked against SLA targets, and financial and operational reports available in real time.
2) Domain, email, SSL, and hosting secured for one year.
3) Company fully incorporated, with logo and branding designed, and first-year corporate secretary fees for mandatory filings already paid.
4) Company bank account live with PayNow registered.
5) A business genuinely designed to be monitored — and managed — remotely, not merely observed from a distance.

1) Operator track record. The business is run by Ramanan Manoher, a law graduate well versed in regulatory compliance and former CEO of Prospect Logistics Pte Ltd, which he scaled from incorporation to close to S$15 million in annual revenue and approximately 90 employees over 10 years — ranked 25th on The Straits Times’ and Statista’s “Singapore’s Fastest-Growing Companies 2024” list, with 401.61% absolute revenue growth. Prospect Logistics served blue-chip clients including Maersk, Shopee, GXO, and Allied Pickfords.

2) Built for remote ownership and international scale. Every part of ValetStore's operations — quoting, order management, inventory tracking, financial reporting — runs through one cloud-based dashboard accessible from anywhere, giving an investor based outside Singapore genuine operational visibility and control without relocation.

3) The same infrastructure is not Singapore-specific: cities sharing Singapore's real estate scarcity and density — Hong Kong, Tokyo, Seoul, and Manhattan — are natural expansion candidates, and none currently offer a fully automated, instant-pricing model like ValetStore's; one major New York competitor's own operations manager confirmed as much, stating the company is “not an automated-based company, but one that has real representatives available. ”

4) Conservative, defensible projections. Revenue is modeled on a 75% document-storage-focused mix and the discounted 1-year billing plan — the lower-revenue, conservative case, not an optimistic one.

5) Lean, permanent operating structure. The operator is hands-on throughout the full 5-year plan — receiving inventory at the warehouse, managing CRM records, and personally handling packaging essentials deliveries with his own transport — at a fixed S$5,000/month all-in cost, avoiding outsourced markups. An offshore operations team member in India (candidates already identified) joins from Year 2 to support rising volumes.

6) Asset-light growth model. Two fixed 1,800 sqft warehouse blocks (272 pallet positions total) get the business to scale within Year 1; growth beyond that runs on a variable per-pallet vendor rate with no additional fixed leases required.

7) A clear, disciplined exit game plan with an identifiable buyer pool. The business targets a maximum 5-year hold, exiting at a 6x multiple of Year 5 EBITDA — with dividends distributed every 6 months from H2 Year 1 onward along the way. The operator has existing connections with decision-makers at FIDI/FAIM-accredited relocation, records management, and mobility companies in Singapore — several of which already run a liftvan-equivalent model — representing a credible strategic acquirer pool at exit.

8) Further upside beyond the base plan. Document destruction services, entry into the premium records management sector, and storage services for relocation/mobility companies are all natural extensions of the existing infrastructure, not modeled into these projections.

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