About Valtech Valuation Singapore

What we do, in one paragraph

We produce independent opinions of value that are used by auditors, regulators, tax authorities, boards, investors and courts. That covers business and equity valuation, valuation for financial reporting under SFRS(I) and IFRS, financial instruments and derivatives, employee share plans, property and equipment, and specialised assets from mining projects to digital holdings. The common thread is not the asset class — it is that someone with authority is going to examine the number.

Who signs your report

Every report is signed by a senior member of the valuation team holding one or more of the following designations. The mix on any engagement depends on the asset and the purpose.

Because business valuation is not a licensed activity in Singapore, these designations are the substantive assurance available to anyone relying on a report. We list them because they should be checked — on our reports and on anyone else’s. Individual profiles are published on the main site under our leaders.

How we work

Quantitative depth, plainly explained

The team’s background is in quantitative finance, statistics and audit. That shows up in the modelling — lattice and simulation methods where the instrument demands them, rather than a closed-form formula applied because it is convenient. It should not show up in the report, which has to be readable by a director who is not a valuation specialist.

Technology where it removes drudgery

We have built proprietary tools for the parts of the work that are repetitive and rules-driven: an employee share option calculator, a convertible bond calculator, a WACC and discount rate tool, and a mobile application. These make portfolio-scale and recurring work faster and more consistent between periods. They do not replace judgement, and no report is generated by tooling alone.

Built for the reviewer

Under an ISO 9001 quality system, every engagement follows the same review path: preparer, independent reviewer, signatory. Assumptions are sourced and dated. Models are made available for auditor inspection. Where judgement was exercised, the report says so and explains the alternative that was rejected.

Direct access to the people doing the work

Engagements are led by senior people who remain on the file. When your auditor raises a technical query three months after delivery, the person who answers is the person who built the model.

Who we work with

• Singapore SMEs and private enterprises needing CVA-signed reports for transactions, statutory requirements and internal reference
• Multinational groups with Singapore operations, where group reporting and local requirements both have to be satisfied
• Listed companies on SGX, HKEX and US markets requiring valuations for disclosure and financial reporting
• Funds, family offices and asset managers re-measuring portfolios for investor and audit reporting
• Startups and growth companies through funding rounds, share plans and exit preparation
• Auditors commissioning independent support or review on client valuations
• Legal advisers, arbitrators and tax managers needing evidence that will withstand challenge

Published case references by market and topic are collected on the main site under Singapore valuation services.

The wider group: valuation, ESG and risk

Valtech Singapore does not work alone. The group brings together three complementary disciplines, which is what allows us to serve listed clients across the whole of their reporting obligations rather than one corner of it.

GreenCo ESG Consultants in Singapore

GreenCo was established in 2016 to work on ESG and climate risk management, and it now advises SGX-listed issuers and private companies with international operations. Its work covers sustainability reports prepared under SGX Listing Rules 711A and 711B, climate-related disclosures aligned with IFRS S2, GRI Standards and TCFD-aligned reporting, greenhouse gas inventories and verification, climate scenario analysis and financial impact assessment, and transition planning. The team holds credentials including CFA Institute sustainable investing certification, Certified GRI Sustainability Professional and CESGA, and has served listed companies across Singapore, Hong Kong, mainland China and Korea.

What the association gives you

• Public-company depth. Between the two firms the group works on both the fair value measurements inside listed companies’ financial statements and the sustainability disclosures published alongside them.
• A genuinely diverse bench. Valuers, chartered accountants, quantitative analysts, chartered surveyors, sustainability specialists and risk consultants — different training, brought to the same file when a mandate needs it.
• Consistent assumptions. Climate scenario work and valuation modelling prepared by the same group, so the sustainability report and the financial statements do not describe two different futures.
• One point of contact where a company needs valuation and sustainability reporting in the same financial year.

See also: climate-related disclosure requirements in Singapore.

How we think about the work

Our stated core value is that our people are professionals with genuine empathy towards clients and business partners. In practice that means a few unglamorous commitments: telling you early when a valuation is not going to support the number you were hoping for; declining engagements where independence would be compromised; saying when a formal valuation is not actually required; and never presenting a range as a point estimate to make a report feel more decisive than the evidence allows.

We also invest in the team’s qualifications rather than treating credentials as a recruitment filter. Several members have completed professional certifications while working here, and the firm carries the cost of that on the view that a better-qualified team produces reports that hold up.

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