Who are considered SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises)?
We would accept orders from clinics, law firms, accounting firms, property agencies, manufacturers, hawkers, restaurants; just about any businesses and companies. According to PSB (Singapore Productivity and Standards Board), a company is considered an SME when it has: At least 30% local equity Fixed productive assets (defined as net book value of factory building, machinery and equipment) not exceeding $15 million Employment size not exceeding 200 workers for non-manufacturing companies. If you have questions not answered in this FAQ, please feel free to contact us at this email address: info@smecommunity.com.
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