SSIC 932 OTHER AMUSEMENT AND RECREATION ACTIVITIES
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SIMFUSION XR
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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CLUB FUI
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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L.W.BEACON PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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GLOOPIA ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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TASMAC NOIR PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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JOYLEVEL PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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CARDDIOSTUDIO
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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YOGAM ENTERTAINMENT
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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BOAT QUAY KARAOKE PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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STAR HOLDINGS ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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ROYAL ESPORTS PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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AURORA DRAGON INTERACTIVE PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 932
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Understanding SSIC 932
The SSIC 932 classification pertains to other amusement and recreation activities. This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.
Key Characteristics:
- Compliance with the Betting and Gaming Act (Chapter 24) if involving gaming machines or betting activities.
- Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies registered with ACRA.
- Regulatory requirements may include licensing from relevant authorities like the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) if targeting tourists or operating within tourist zones.
Common Business Operations
This class covers other amusement and recreation activities n.e.c., such as operation of amusement arcades, billiard parlours, bowling alleys, and electronic games centres.
Operation of family entertainment centres (FECs) featuring arcade games, bowling, and laser tag.
Examples include Timezone, Cow Play Cow Moo (claw machines), and local bowling alleys found in community clubs.
Industry practices often involve membership programs and loyalty schemes, aligning with trends observed in EDB's reports on the leisure and entertainment sector.