Exhibit 10.1

SHARE PURCHASE AGREEMENT

This Agreement is made on October 12 2026 between:

MR.BUTLER PTE. LTD., incorporated in Singapore with UEN 202549798K, whose registered office is 208 Hougang Street 21, #03-211, Singapore 530208 (Target);

The Shareholders of the Target (Sellers); and

RECTITUDE PTE. LTD., incorporated in Singapore with UEN 199708654N, whose registered office is 35 Tampines Industrial Avenue 5 T5@Tampines Singapore 528627 (Buyer).

The Sellers agrees to sell, and the Buyer agrees to buy, the Sale Shares on the following terms.

Accounts means the audited financial statements of the Target for the financial year ended 31 March 2026, including notes, directors’ statements and the auditor’s report.

Business means personal service activities and repair of household goods.

Business Day means a day other than Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday in Singapore on which banks in Singapore are open for ordinary business.

Completion means completion of the sale and purchase under clause 6, including updates of the electronic registers of members maintained by ACRA recording the Buyer as holder of all Sale Shares and the Sellers as holder of the Consideration Shares in the Buyer. Completion Date means the date on which Completion occurs.

Consideration Shares means 800,000 new class A ordinary shares of Rectitude Holdings Limited to be allotted and issued to the Seller under clause 3, subject to the permitted adjustments in this Agreement. Issue Value means the fixed agreed contractual issue value of USD 1.00 for each Consideration Share. Agreed Consideration Value means the initial number of Consideration Shares multiplied by the Issue Value, being USD 800.000.00.

Disclosed means fairly and specifically disclosed in the Disclosure Letter against an identified Warranty, in sufficient detail to identify the nature, scope and reasonably foreseeable financial effect of the matter, with the relevant documents attached or precisely identified in an agreed indexed disclosure bundle. A document’s mere presence in a data room, public record or other information source is not disclosure.

Disclosure Letter means the letter dated the date of this Agreement from the Seller to the Buyer, with its agreed disclosure bundle, identifying exceptions to the Business Warranties. Acknowledgement of receipt by the Buyer does not amount to acceptance of any disclosure’s adequacy.

Encumbrance means any mortgage, charge, pledge, lien, security interest, option, pre-emption right, restriction, trust, adverse claim or other third-party right.

Holdback Shares means a percentage of the total Consideration Shares to be deducted from the Consideration Shares, to be agreed upon separately by the Parties.

Lock-Up Period means a period of one (1) year following Completion.

Long Stop Date means 30 November 2026. Losses means losses, liabilities, damages, diminution in value, reasonable remediation costs, penalties, interest and reasonable professional and enforcement costs actually suffered or incurred; punitive damages are excluded except to the extent payable to a third party.

Material Adverse Change means an event or circumstance occurring or becoming known after signing that has, or is reasonably likely to have, a material adverse effect on the Business, assets, liabilities, financial position, operating results or ability to continue operating, or on the Seller’s ability to complete.

Purchase Price means the consideration for the Sale Shares, to be satisfied exclusively by allotting and issuing the Consideration Shares in accordance with clause 3. Sale Shares means the shares comprising 100% of the Target’s issued shares. Seller Related Person means the Seller, its controlling persons, affiliates, directors and their connected persons.

Release Date means six (6) months after Completion.

Tax means all taxes, duties, levies, compulsory contributions, withholdings and associated interest and penalties in any relevant jurisdiction, including corporate income tax, GST, stamp duty and CPF contributions.

Warranties means all warranties described in Schedule 1.

Schedule 1 — Seller’s representations and warranties

Fundamental Warranties

1. Seller and authority. The Seller is duly incorporated and existing under Singapore law; has full capacity, authority and all corporate approvals to enter and perform the transaction; and this Agreement constitutes binding obligations subject to applicable insolvency laws and equitable principles. Execution and performance do not breach its constitution, any binding obligation or applicable law. No insolvency, winding-up, judicial management or analogous proceeding is pending or, to its knowledge after reasonable enquiry, threatened, and it is able to pay debts as they fall due.

2. Shares and capital. The Seller is the sole legal and beneficial owner of the Sale Shares, which are validly issued, fully paid and free from Encumbrances. There are no options, warrants, conversion rights, commitments to issue or transfer securities, undisclosed nominee arrangements or claims to ownership. All necessary pre-emption waivers and transfer approvals will be effective at Completion. The Seller can transfer full title without any third-party claim. The Target owns its stated interests in subsidiaries free from Encumbrances except those expressly identified for discharge.

Business Warranties

3. Corporate records. The Target and its subsidiaries are duly incorporated and existing and have power to carry on their businesses. Their constitutional documents, statutory registers, beneficial ownership and nominee records, filings and corporate records are complete, accurate and maintained in compliance with law. No undisclosed shareholders’ agreement or restriction materially affects their operations or ownership.

4. Accounts and financial information. The Accounts have been prepared consistently under the accounting standards applicable to the Target and give a true and fair view of its financial position and results. They properly provide for or disclose liabilities, contingent liabilities, bad debts, Tax and commitments as required by those standards. Management accounts supplied to the Buyer have been prepared consistently, are not materially misleading and fairly reflect the matters they report, subject only to identified normal year-end adjustments. There are no off-balance-sheet liabilities, guarantees, side arrangements or indebtedness except as Disclosed or properly reflected in the Accounts.

5. Since the Accounts Date. The Target has operated in the ordinary course; there has been no material adverse deterioration, abnormal transaction, distribution, unusual borrowing, asset disposal, change in accounting practice or material increase in remuneration, except as Disclosed. Receivables are genuine and collectible in the ordinary course subject to the Accounts’ provisions; inventory is usable or saleable subject to stated provisions.

6. Assets and property. The Target owns, or has valid enforceable rights to use, all assets necessary for the Business. Owned assets are free from Encumbrances except as Disclosed. Material equipment is in reasonable operating condition, allowing for fair wear and tear. Property interests, leases, occupation arrangements and related liabilities are accurately Disclosed. Leases are effective, rent is paid and there is no material default, outstanding termination notice or undisclosed reinstatement obligation.

7. Material contracts. All contracts above USD 10,00, and all financing, key customer/supplier, exclusivity, agency, distribution, joint venture and related-party arrangements, have been Disclosed with amendments and side letters. They are valid and binding, subject to applicable insolvency laws and equitable principles. The Target is not in material default and, to the Seller’s knowledge after reasonable enquiry, no counterparty is in material default. No termination, material adverse renegotiation or loss-of-business notice has been received. All change-of-control consequences and required consents are Disclosed.

8. Compliance and licences. The Target has complied in all material respects with applicable law, including anti-bribery, anti-money laundering, sanctions, competition, employment, environmental, health and safety and industry regulation. It holds all material licences required for the Business; they are current and no suspension or revocation notice has been received. No unlawful payment, inducement or improper benefit has been made by or on behalf of the Target. All governmental investigations and compliance notices are Disclosed.

9. Litigation and insolvency. There is no pending litigation, arbitration, enforcement, investigation or material dispute involving the Target, and none threatened to the Seller’s knowledge after reasonable enquiry, except as Disclosed. There are no unsatisfied judgments, outstanding binding orders or circumstances making the Target unable to pay debts as they fall due. No insolvency process has commenced or been proposed.

10. Employees. Accurate particulars of employees, remuneration, benefits, accrued leave, service terms, bonuses and termination liabilities have been supplied. Salaries, CPF and other statutory contributions are paid when due. Employment, work-pass and immigration requirements have been complied with in all material respects. There is no undisclosed labour dispute, employee claim, collective arrangement, change-of-control entitlement or transaction bonus. No key employee has given notice of departure or, to the Seller’s knowledge after reasonable enquiry, intends to leave because of this transaction.

11. Intellectual property. The Target owns or validly licenses the intellectual property necessary for the Business. Ownership of commissioned and employee-created material has been secured through enforceable assignments where required. Material registrations are maintained, fees paid and licences effective. The Target has not received an unresolved infringement allegation; to the Seller’s knowledge after reasonable enquiry its activities do not infringe third-party rights. Material open-source obligations, software licence restrictions and ownership disputes are Disclosed.

12. Data protection and systems. The Target has complied in all material respects with applicable personal-data protection obligations, including the Singapore Personal Data Protection Act 2012 where applicable. It has lawful arrangements for collecting, using, disclosing and transferring personal data and has maintained required security and notification processes. All known material breaches, cyber incidents and regulatory complaints are Disclosed. Material systems are owned or validly licensed, reasonably secure, backed up and adequate for the Business; there is no unresolved material outage or data loss.

13. Insurance. All material policies, claims and exclusions have been Disclosed. Policies are effective, premiums paid and no cancellation notice has been received. The Seller knows of no act or omission invalidating material coverage. Coverage is reasonably consistent with the Business’s risks and existing contractual obligations.

14. Related parties and guarantees. All Seller Related Person transactions, balances, guarantees and benefits are Disclosed. No Seller Related Person owns an undisclosed asset or right essential to the Business. The Target has no outstanding guarantee or security for another person’s obligations except as Disclosed and expressly accepted by the Buyer.

15. Information. Written factual information supplied by or on behalf of the Seller for the transaction was accurate in all material respects when supplied and is not misleading through omission of a material fact.

Forecasts were prepared honestly, with reasonable care and on assumptions identified to the Buyer; this is not a guarantee of future performance. No material fact known to the Seller after reasonable enquiry concerning the Target’s assets, liabilities or operations has been deliberately withheld.

Tax Warranties

16. Tax. All required Tax returns, filings and disclosures have been timely made, are materially accurate and complete, and all Tax due has been paid. Adequate records have been maintained. Required withholding, GST accounting, CPF and other contributions have been correctly operated. There is no undisclosed Tax audit, dispute, assessment, extension of assessment time, ruling, arrangement, non-arm’s-length transaction or transfer-pricing exposure. No Tax relief claimed is known to be liable to clawback because of a pre-Completion act or this transaction. The Target’s Tax residence, overseas taxable presence, group arrangements and property-holding-entity status have been fully and accurately identified. No exception to this paragraph applies unless specifically agreed in its text before signing.

Schedule 2 — Seller’s Completion deliverables

The Seller shall deliver or procure:

1. Properly executed share transfer instruments for all Sale Shares, original share certificates or an agreed satisfactory lost-certificate indemnity, and evidence of required stamping.

2. Effective transfer waivers, required consents and Target board resolutions approving registration, cancellation of old certificates and issue of new certificates, subject to the effective register update.

3. Lodgement by the authorised filer and confirmation that ACRA’s electronic register of members records the Buyer as holder of all Sale Shares, with the updated extract or equivalent official evidence.

4. Certified Seller approvals, the signed Warranty confirmation and evidence of conditions being satisfied.

5. Executed releases of share and agreed asset Encumbrances; discharge letters and settlement of related-party balances.

6. Resignations of identified outgoing directors and officers, acknowledging no contractual compensation claims except statutory rights which cannot be waived; valid appointments of Buyer nominees, preserving required Singapore resident-director and company-secretary arrangements.

7. Target statutory books and corporate records, accounting and Tax records, material contracts, licences and an agreed inventory of business assets and credentials. Digital access shall be transferred securely through lawful authorised processes, with bank mandate changes accepted by the relevant banks.

8. Executed Shareholders’ Agreement or Seller deed of adherence and each agreed guarantee, restrictive covenant, transition agreement or other ancillary document, and Seller corporate authorisation to acquire the Buyer shares.

Signatures

Signed for and on behalf of MR.BUTLER PTE. LTD. by its duly authorised representative:

Signed for and on behalf of RECTITUDE PTE. LTD. by its duly authorised representative: