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Company Records for Singapore, on demand

Company Records for Singapore come from the official register, Business Filing Portal of ACRA. US$19.00 per record. Registry-only, not aggregated.

Source registry
Business Filing Portal of ACRA
Price per record
US$19.00
Delivery
Usually within minutes
Registry availability
Available

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Last checked: 12 October 2026

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At a glance

Singapore at a glance

A record returns 8 company data fields, 7 for controlling entities and 8 for shareholders and beneficial owners. 1 official filing is included: Business Profile.

Official register
Business Filing Portal of ACRA
Documents included
Business Profile
Controlling entities
Published by the register
Shareholders & beneficial owners
Published by the register
Price per record
US$19.00
Coverage detail

What a company record for Singapore contains

1Company data
Entity NameEntity TypeEntity StatusRegistration NumberAddressActivity TypeRegistration DateOther Names
2Controlling entities & individuals
NameAddressNationality (if individual)Registration Number (if entity)RoleNational Country IDAppointment Date
3Shareholders & beneficial owners
NameAddressNationality (if individual)Jurisdiction (if entity)Registration Number (if entity)RoleShare countNational Country ID
Registry documents

Documents in a company record for Singapore

1Included in your purchase
  • Business Profile
8Available separately

On file at the register and not part of the purchase. Ask us and we will retrieve them.

  • Enhanced Business Profile (EBPF)
  • Comprehensive Business Profile (CBPF)
  • Basic Essential Corporate Information (ECI)
  • Enhanced Essential Corporate Information (EECI)
  • Comprehensive Information (CCI)
  • Strategic Corporate Information (SCI)
  • Enhanced Strategic Corporate Information (ESCI)
  • Financial Statement Extract (FSH)
About the register

Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA)

Singapore companies and business entities are registered with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA), the regulator for business registration, financial reporting, public accountants and corporate service providers. Registration, filing and information products all run through Bizfile, ACRA's online portal; the current portal launched on 9 December 2024.

Every registered entity carries a Unique Entity Number (UEN), the standard identifier for transacting with Singapore government agencies since 1 January 2009. Local companies retain their ACRA registration number as their UEN in the format yyyynnnnnX, ten characters beginning with the year of incorporation, while registered businesses use a nine-character number in the format nnnnnnnnX.

The register's standard extract is the Business Profile, which states an entity's UEN, name, incorporation date, business activities, registered address, issued and paid-up share capital and the particulars of officers, shareholders and the audit firm. Financial statements are filed with ACRA itself, in full XBRL for most companies and simplified XBRL for smaller companies that are not publicly accountable; solvent exempt private companies and qualifying dormant companies are exempt from filing. Beneficial ownership sits outside the public record: registers of registrable controllers are lodged with ACRA's central register, which is available to law enforcement agencies only. Company Records resolves beneficial ownership by following the shareholders listed in the Business Profile up the ownership chain, entity by entity, so the closed controllers register does not prevent UBO identification.

Good to know

Questions about Singapore company records

General questions are answered in the FAQ.

Are shareholders and beneficial owners included for Singapore?
Yes. The official register, Business Filing Portal of ACRA, publishes shareholder and beneficial-owner data, and the record includes it. The resolved ownership chain is our own work, computed from those filings.
Which filings are included for Singapore?
Business Profile. The register holds 8 further filing types, listed above under "Available separately". They are not part of the purchase; ask us and we will retrieve them.
How long does delivery take for Singapore?
Usually within minutes, by email and in your account: retrieval for Singapore is automated.
What does a company record for Singapore cost?
US$19.00 per record for Singapore, in one payment by card.
What is an ACRA Business Profile?
It is the official electronic extract of an entity's record with ACRA. For a company it shows the company name and incorporation date, business activities and registered address, capital details such as issued and paid-up share capital, and particulars of officers, shareholders and the audit firm. The Company Records report for Singapore provides this Business Profile.
What is a Singapore UEN and how is it formatted?
The Unique Entity Number is the identifier every registered entity uses with Singapore government agencies, issued from 1 January 2009. Companies and businesses registered with ACRA kept their ACRA registration numbers as UENs: a local company's UEN takes the form yyyynnnnnX, for example 199012345X, and a registered business's takes the form nnnnnnnnX, for example 12345678A.
Where do Singapore companies file financial statements?
With ACRA. Most Singapore-incorporated companies file in full XBRL format, smaller companies that are not publicly accountable may file simplified XBRL with a PDF copy, and companies limited by guarantee file a PDF copy only. Solvent exempt private companies and qualifying dormant companies are exempt, though they may file voluntarily.
Is beneficial ownership public in Singapore?
No. Companies, foreign companies and LLPs maintain registers of registrable controllers and lodge the information with ACRA's central register, but that information is made available to law enforcement agencies only and cannot be viewed or bought by the public. Shareholders of a company, by contrast, are listed in the Business Profile. Company Records resolves UBOs by following those shareholders up the ownership chain, entity by entity, across registry filings.

Get a Company Record for Singapore

A Company Record is the KYB report for one company plus the standard set of official registry documents for its jurisdiction, in a single purchase. It is retrieved from the official register at the time of purchase, not from a cached copy. Search by company name, then pay once by card: no subscription, no minimum. See a sample report, the document types, pricing and the FAQ.

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