Companies in This Category (2,655)

HISEA SHIPPING PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Primary SSIC
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CLOUDIFUL PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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PACIFIC VERITAS PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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KAIJI GLOBAL PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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TALENT STAR SHIPPING PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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TRIDENT CHARTERING PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Primary SSIC
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TEMBUSU MARITIME PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Primary SSIC
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NAVIOS ASIA PTE. LTD.

Incorporated May 2026

SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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SSIC: 52227 Secondary SSIC
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Understanding SSIC 52227

The SSIC 52227 classification pertains to ship brokering services. This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.

Key Characteristics:

  • Requires compliance with the Singapore Standard SS 590:2013 for Good Distribution Practice for Medical Devices, if handling medical devices for export.
  • Commonly structured as a Private Limited Company (Pte Ltd) due to limited liability and potential for scalability.
  • Subject to regulatory requirements related to customs declarations and permits, as governed by Singapore Customs.

Common Business Operations

Freight forwarding, packing and crating services, excluding transport.

Arranging for the transportation of goods by air, sea, or land, including negotiating freight rates with carriers.
Example: A company providing packing and crating services for electronic components being exported from Singapore to overseas markets.
Often involves close collaboration with logistics providers and customs brokers, reflecting Singapore's role as a major trading hub (EDB reports on Logistics).