Golden Vine CapitalThis document outlines Golden Vine Capital's fee structure for advisory, project, and business development engagements. All fees are in Singapore Dollars (SGD).
For most new engagements, we recommend the following starting structure:
Chemistry Call
Complimentary
30 minutes
Diagnostic
S$2,000
One-off
Standard Retainer
S$6,000 / month
Active advisory
Vietnam Mandate
S$5,000 / month + 5%
Collected revenue
All fees are indicative and may be adjusted based on scope and complexity.
S$1,500 — S$3,000
1–2 meetings, review of client situation, and a short action plan. 50% credited into a bigger mandate if signed within 30 days.
S$3,500 / month
Two calls per month and basic review. Suitable for lighter-touch advisory engagements.
S$6,000 / month
Weekly calls, partner review, and deal support. Our preferred starting retainer for active mandates.
S$10,000 / month
Hands-on strategic advisory including regional buildout, hiring, and negotiation support.
S$8,000 — S$15,000
Market entry strategy and execution plan. Defined deliverable with 50% upfront, 50% on delivery.
S$10,000 — S$20,000
Hiring, team setup, and local commercial buildout for Vietnam expansion.
S$5,000 — S$12,000
Commercial model, structuring, and collateral for narrower workstreams.
S$3,000 — S$5,000 / month + 3–5% success fee
Base mandate plus fee on commercial revenue actually collected. For partnerships, distribution, and commercial deals.
1–2% of transaction value or S$15,000 — S$50,000 fixed
For larger strategic negotiations where scope and value justify it.
The first chemistry meeting is complimentary, but further advisory requires a paid diagnostic or retainer.
Monthly retainers carry a minimum commitment of 3 months, payable monthly upfront.
Project fees are structured as 50% upfront and 50% on delivery unless otherwise agreed.
Business development success fees are calculated on revenue actually collected, not on projected or contracted amounts.
Invoice wording follows professional advisory standards: 'Professional advisory retainer for strategic, commercial, and market development support.'
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