SSIC 2025 reclassification

SSIC 18115→18113

134 Singapore companies previously classified as — have been reclassified to Silk screen/metal printing as part of the SSIC 2025 transition that took effect on 9 May 2026.

Companies affected

134

Primary SSIC changes

Secondary SSIC changes

Most common entity

Sole prop / partnership

57% of affected

What changed

Before — SSIC 2020

18115

After — SSIC 2025

18113

Silk screen/metal printing

This sub-class includes silk screen and/or metal printing.

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When the reclassifications happened

ACRA processes SSIC 2025 recodes in batches alongside its periodic ACRA-CSV refresh. The first recoded entries appeared after the 9 May 2026 cutover; subsequent batches landed when the monthly bulk drop reached our sync.

First recode: 16 June 2026Most recent: 18 July 2026

Who was affected

Sole prop / partnership7757.5%

Pte Ltd4735.1%

LLP107.5%

Sample of affected companies

A small selection — not exhaustive. Of 134 total, here are 12 companies whose SSIC code was switched from 18115 to 18113.

A. JACKSON PRINTING LLP

T11LL0538H·2011·Primary

A&J LABEL AND SILKSCREEN PRINTING

52840451B·1997·Primary

AAA PRINTING SUPPLIES

53252664C·2014·Primary

ADLEE PRINTING SERVICES

50217200B·1994·Primary

ADROIT SILKSCREEN PRINTER

53111232B·2008·Primary

ALFA METALS LABEL

47189100B·1992·Primary

AMITY SILKSCREEN & PRINTING TRADING

47921100X·1993·Primary

ARTESANIA LLP

T23LL0004A·2023·Primary

ARTWELL ADVERTISING & SILK SCREEN PRINTING

48747700J·1993·Primary

ASIATEX PRINTING PTE. LTD.

201402816E·2014·Primary

CHIN FONG SILK SCREEN PRINTING

53069684C·2006·Primary

CMW (S) PTE. LTD.

200510776K·2005·Primary

Frequently asked questions

Why was my SSIC code automatically changed from 18115 to 18113?

Singapore's national industrial classification was updated from SSIC 2020 to SSIC 2025, effective 9 May 2026. ACRA's BizFile+ system automatically mapped every existing entity to its closest SSIC 2025 equivalent using the official SingStat correspondence table. The code SSIC 18115 (—) was reclassified to SSIC 18113 (Silk screen/metal printing) under that mapping.

Do I need to take any action?

Usually no. If your business activity is unchanged, the new code accurately reflects it under SSIC 2025 and no manual update is needed. You should only update if (a) the auto-mapped code doesn't match what you actually do, (b) your activity has changed independently, or (c) you claim a sector-specific licence or grant tied to the old code.

How many Singapore companies were affected by this specific recode?

Based on the change log we've maintained since the 9 May 2026 cutover, 134 companies have been reclassified from SSIC 18115 to SSIC 18113. Of those, 75 had it as their primary SSIC code and 59 as a secondary code.

What's the difference between SSIC 18115 and SSIC 18113?

SSIC 18115 was titled "—". Under SSIC 2025, the equivalent activity sits at SSIC 18113 ("Silk screen/metal printing"). The two cover the same underlying activity per SingStat's official correspondence table; the SSIC 2025 title and number reflect the updated classification.

Where can I look up other SSIC 2020 to 2025 mappings?

Use our SSIC 2020 → 2025 lookup tool to find the new code for any old SSIC code, or read the SSIC 2025 overview for the full list of structural changes (including the Section J split into J and K).