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The Singapore Standard Industrial Classification (SSIC) is the national standard for classifying economic activities undertaken by economic units and is used in censuses of population, household and establishment surveys and in administrative databases. The SSIC adopts the basic framework and principles of the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC). It is reviewed and updated regularly to reflect significant changes in the structure of the Singapore economy and the emergence of new activities as well as to align with changes in international standards.
This SSIC 2025 is an update of the SSIC 2020 edition. More details on the classification, including the principles, structure and changes from the previous edition are available in the publication "Singapore Standard Industrial Classification 2025".
ISBN: 978-981-94-2185-5
Download the related materials and references below:
Shows the hierarchical structure from the highest numeric level of aggregation (Division) to the lowest level (Sub-class)
Describes the changes for each five-digit SSIC from the previous version
SSIC References
Refer to the following for the economic activity scope for each five-digit SSIC code with examples (where possible) and a list of economic activities that are excluded:
Principal activity refers to the activity that contributes the most to the value added (VA) of the goods and services produced by the firm.
Where it is not possible to obtain information on VA of the goods sold or services rendered, the principal activity could be determined by other alternatives such as:
- Gross output that is attributable to the goods or services
- Revenue or value of sales or shipments of those groups of products falling into each category of activity.
- Proportion of employment or wages in the various activities.
Previous Classifications
Type of Change at Sub-class Level (5 digit)
Detailed Definitions, Alphabetical Index and Correspondence Tables
Industries by Alphabetical Index
Correspondence Tables between SSIC 2020 and SSIC 2015 (Version 2018)
