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  1. www.acra.gov.sg › how-to-guides › setting-up-a-local-companyDetermining the Company Type

    There are seven types of companies that can be incorporated in Singapore. When submitting your company name application, you must specify the relevant company type. The available options are: 1. Exempt private company. 2. Private company limited by shares. 3. Public company limited by shares. 4. Public company limited by guarantee. 5. Unlimited ...

  2. www.singaporecompanyincorporation.sg › how-to › incorporateTypes of Companies or Business Entities in Singapore

    • General Partnership
    • Limited Partnership
    • Limited Liability Partnerships

    Two or more individuals or corporations, known as partners, come together to form Partnerships. The number of partners cannot exceed 20. If the number of partners exceeds 20 it must be registered as a company. Individuals and companies may set up a partnership. The partnership must be registered with ACRA and needs to be renewed up to 60 days befor...

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    This is similar to the general partnership but it consists of general partners and limited partners, at least one of each kind. There is no limit to the number of partners. The liability of a limited partner is limited to the amount of his contributions and not personally liable. Unlike the limited partners, the general partners are personally liab...

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    LLPis a relatively new type of entity and the structure integrates the features of both partnerships and companies. In this type, two or more partners (individuals corporations, or another LLP) enter into an agreement to conduct business under specific terms and conditions that are mutually agreed by all partners. The liability of each partner is l...

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  3. osome.com › sg › guidesWhat Is a Public Limited Company (PLC) in Singapore?

    Sep 5, 2024 · A Public Limited Company in Singapore allows for raising capital through public investments, accommodating over 50 shareholders with limited liability, making it a popular business structure for foreign investors and local companies alike.

  4. www.singaporecompanyformation.com.sg › exploring-the-keyPublic vs. Private Limited Companies in Singapore

    6 days ago · A public limited company (PLC) is a type of business structure in Singapore that is owned by its shareholders. Unlike a private limited company, a public limited company can offer its shares to the public and may be listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX). Characteristics of the Singapore Public Limited Company.

  5. statrys.com › guides › singaporeTypes of Business Entities in Singapore: Which Type to Choose

    Mar 7, 2024 · A Limited Liability Company (LLC) with more than 50 shareholders is known as a public limited company (PLC). PLCs have the option to offer shares to the general public and are identified by the suffix 'Limited' or 'Ltd' in their name.

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  6. globallinkconsulting.sg › en › articleSingapore company types and business entities: A full guide...

    Sep 30, 2024 · A public company is a business entity whose shares are available for purchase by the public through a stock exchange. Its name often ends with “Limited” or “Ltd.” For example, DBS Group Holdings Ltd. (DBS), is listed on the Singapore Exchange and offers its shares to the public for trading.

  7. www.acra.gov.sg › docs › default-sourceCOMPARISON OF BUSINESS ENTITIES IN SINGAPORE

    Public Company – can have more than 50 members. Legal Status. Not a separate legal entity. Owner has unlimited liability. Can sue or be sued in individual’s own name. Can also be sued in business name. Can own property in individual’s name. Owner personally liable for debts and losses of business.