Long-term value
To take part in the long-term development of well-run businesses, rather than in short-term trading.
CORPORATE HOLDINGS · SSIC 64202
Selective ownership. Long-term stewardship.
To progressively build and oversee equity interests in selected businesses, with a focus on capital preservation and long-term value.
Registered particularsIntended direction
Registered secondary activity: HOLDING COMPANIES OF FIRMS ENGAGED IN NON-FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE ACTIVITIES (64202)
01 / PURPOSE
Why the company intends to hold equity
Active stewardship
To support governance and performance through the informed exercise of ownership rights.
Capital discipline
To deploy the company's own capital only where risks are understood and the case is documented.
Intended direction
The holding activity uses the company's own capital. It does not involve raising funds from the public, accepting money from third parties for investment, managing funds or managing assets on behalf of clients.
Singapore location imagery only — not AGRIGOOD property, holdings, offices, clients or completed projects. Businesses pictured are not implied partners.
02 / WHO IT SUITS
Businesses suited to a discussion
These points describe the conversations the company intends to have. They are not a list of current or past counterparties.
Intended direction
- Operating businessesBusinesses with an established operating record and accounts that can be reviewed, whose activities fall within the company's registered holding activity.
- Owners seeking a long-term shareholderOwners or boards considering a partner for reasons such as succession, the next stage of growth or stronger governance — rather than a short-term sale.
- Openness on governanceWillingness to agree information rights, reporting and decision rights in writing.
- Information under confidentialityReadiness to share information for due diligence once confidentiality terms are agreed.
Outside the holding activity
Requests for the company to raise or pool funds, accept money for investment, act as a broker or intermediary for securities, or manage funds or assets for others fall outside this activity and are not taken forward.
03 / CRITERIA
Evaluation criteria
Each opportunity is considered against six criteria. The questions below indicate what the company intends to look for.
01
Business model
Is the way the business creates and captures value clear and defensible?
02
Governance
Are ownership, decision rights and reporting clear, and is management accountable?
03
Operating performance
Does the business operate consistently, with reliable processes and information?
04
Cash flow
Does the business generate sustainable cash flow, or have a credible path to it?
05
Risk
Are the material commercial, legal, financial and operational risks identified and manageable?
06
Long-term prospects
Is there a sound basis for the business to remain relevant and grow over time?
Intended direction
The criteria describe how opportunities are intended to be assessed. They are not a record of transactions completed, capital committed, holdings or markets in which the company is active — none of which is published on this website.
04 / PARTICIPATION
Forms of participation
Depending on the opportunity and the approved plan, the company may:
- subscribe for new shares or make a capital contribution;
- acquire existing shares from current shareholders;
- acquire capital contribution portions, where the business is organised as a limited liability company.
Each form is funded from the company's own capital and is subject to an approved plan, due diligence and the law of the relevant jurisdiction.
05 / OWNERSHIP
Ownership and accountability
- Documented ownership
- Every interest is supported by complete transaction and ownership records.
- Defined rights
- Shareholder or member rights, information rights and any representation are agreed in writing.
- Internal accountability
- Each interest has a designated person responsible for oversight and reporting.
- Compliance
- Transactions follow applicable law, including approvals required where the business operates.
06 / STEWARDSHIP
Stewardship of each interest
Oversight
Monitor performance, cash flows and risks of each interest through regular information and review.
Exercise of rights
Participate in general meetings, vote and appoint representatives where entitled.
Review and decisions
Consider restructuring, reinvestment or divestment under approved plans.
07 / REVIEW PROCESS
How opportunities are reviewed
- 01
Screening
Initial assessment against the criteria, based on information provided.
- 02
Due diligence
Structured review of commercial, financial, legal and operational matters, with qualified advisers where needed.
- 03
Evaluation & approval
A documented recommendation considered under the company's internal approval process.
- 04
Completion
Negotiation and signing of transaction documents, and completion of required registrations.
- 05
Monitoring
Ongoing oversight, periodic review and decisions on the future of the interest.
08 / STARTING A DISCUSSION
For business owners: what to expect
- 01
Non-confidential introduction
You describe the business and its ownership, why a partner is being considered and the form of participation in mind.
- 02
Initial fit discussion
Both sides test the fit against the criteria and each other's expectations.
- 03
Confidentiality terms
Confidentiality is agreed before financial statements or other detailed information are shared.
- 04
Information review
Due diligence on agreed information, with qualified advisers where needed.
- 05
Approval and written terms
Any proposal goes through internal approval; nothing is binding until transaction documents are signed.
Helpful in a first introduction
- Business activity, location and years of operation
- Ownership structure in outline
- Why a partner is being considered now
- Form of participation in mind and the contact person
Please do not send at this stage
- Detailed financial statements, contracts or price-sensitive information
- Shareholder registers, identity documents or bank details
- Anything you are not authorised to share
Important notice
This website does not list any holdings, and nothing on it should be read as describing an existing interest in any business.
This page is not an offer or solicitation to buy or sell securities, an invitation to invest or a solicitation of funds. The company does not manage funds or assets on behalf of others.
Discuss a long-term equity partnership.
For owners of established businesses open to discussing a long-term equity partnership with the company.