SSIC 64202→62011
25 Singapore companies previously classified as Holding companies of firms engaged in non-financial and insurance activities have been reclassified to Development of software and applications (except games and cybersecurity) as part of the SSIC 2025 transition that took effect on 9 May 2026.
What changed
This sub-class includes holding companies of firms engaged in non-financial and/or insurance activities (e.g., real estate, construction, production, distribution) that hold the assets (owning controlling-levels of equity) of a group of subsidiary corporations and whose principal activity is owning the group. The holding companies in this sub-class generally do not administer or manage the other businesses in which the equity is held and have little or no employment and revenue from the sale of goods and services. This sub-class also includes the activities of financing conduits where units are created by a non-financial group to raise or borrow funds (often on the open market) and to remit those funds to their parent or another entity within the group.
This sub-class includes: - activities of providing expertise in the field of information technologies such as writing, modifying, testing and/or supporting software, designing the structure and content of, and/or writing the computer code necessary to create, implement, develop and/or customise software applications (including updates and/or patches), databases and/or webpages - customising of software and/or applications, i.e., modifying and/or configuring an existing software and/or applications so that it is functional within the clients' information system environment - development of mobile applications - development of immersive media (including augmented reality, mixed reality and virtual reality) for non-games (e.g., building information systems, healthcare applications)
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.
Who was affected
Sample of affected companies
A small selection — not exhaustive. Of 25 total, here are 12 companies whose SSIC code was switched from 64202 to 62011.
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