Wali Engineers is seeking aligned capital to acquire an established Singapore security agency or, where the stronger risk-adjusted path is available, establish a new licensed agency from the ground up.
Singapore-first • Evidence-led • Proof before scale
The objective is to combine disciplined guarding operations with Wali Engineers' security-technology capability—creating stronger service quality, clearer reporting and additional recurring revenue without depending on unproven scale.
Preserve a functioning licence, workforce and contract base, subject to comprehensive regulatory, financial, legal and operational due diligence.
Build a compliant operating model deliberately when acquisition quality, valuation or liabilities do not meet the investment threshold.
We are not pursuing size at any cost. A target must withstand verification of its licence, people, contracts, cash requirements and historic obligations.
Active Security Agency licence and a clean, verifiable regulatory record
Approximately 30–100 deployed security officers
Recurring contracts with transparent terms, margins and renewal history
Stable supervisors, properly licensed officers and reliable operating routines
Clear payroll, CPF, tax, insurance, claims and liability records
Service concentration across condominiums, commercial, industrial, schools, clubs or mixed-use sites
SmartSec is the planned security-technology department supporting monitoring, analytics and client reporting around disciplined manpower operations.
The current planning range is an indicative investor commitment of S$1.2 million to S$1.8 million. Final capital requirements depend on target valuation, liabilities, licence status, contract quality, working-capital needs and transaction structure.
Acquisition consideration, or paid-up capital and regulatory readiness for a first-time licence application.
Payroll, CPF, insurance, uniforms, recruitment, deployment and cash-cycle resilience.
Training, processes, reporting, SmartSec systems and selective security-technology deployment.
Professional fees, due diligence, remediation and a controlled contingency reserve.
Capital is expected to be released in tranches linked to verified licence and contract conditions, transaction completion and agreed 100-day operating milestones. The contemplated structure would preserve clear operating control for execution; final equity, investor protections, governance and exit rights remain negotiable.
Confirm licence standing, contracts, payroll and liabilities; secure key supervisors; review every deployment; establish cash, compliance and service KPIs.
Improve scheduling and supervision, reprice weak contracts, strengthen training and introduce SmartSec reporting and monitoring where client value is demonstrable.
Grow recurring contracts in selected Singapore sectors, deepen technology-enabled services and expand only where margins, compliance and operating quality remain visible.
Strengthen the Singapore operating platform, develop leadership depth and consider selective adjacent partnerships after the core model has sustained performance.
Proposed governance includes monthly reporting across cash, payroll, contract margin, deployment fill rate, incidents, licence and training status, customer concentration and SmartSec adoption.
Current Singapore Police Force criteria for a first-time Security Agency licence include ACRA registration, at least two directors or partners, fit-and-proper requirements, a qualifying local director or partner, S$500,000 initial paid-up capital, a physical office and the required Security Agencies Competency Evaluation. Requirements can change and must be confirmed at application.
Detailed financial assumptions, target information and transaction materials will be shared selectively and, where appropriate, under a non-disclosure agreement.
This page is general corporate information only. It is not an offer, solicitation, recommendation, prospectus or financial advice, and it does not promise any acquisition, licence approval, valuation, return or exit. Any investment opportunity would be subject to eligibility, applicable law, definitive documents and independent legal, tax, financial, regulatory and commercial due diligence. Forward-looking statements are based on assumptions and may not occur.
