Company type
Company type is the source's own legal or entity-type value. The available values and their meaning can differ between Ireland and Singapore.
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Plain-language explanations for technical terms used in Grayperson's public-record modules.
Company type is the source's own legal or entity-type value. The available values and their meaning can differ between Ireland and Singapore.
Grayperson status groups make source values easier to scan. They are a presentation aid and do not replace the source status shown on the record.
NACE Rev. 2
NACE is the European statistical classification of economic activities. Here it is the classification value supplied for an Ireland company record; it is not the Singapore SSIC system.
Applies to: Ireland company records
Singapore Standard Industrial Classification
SSIC is the Singapore Standard Industrial Classification used by the source for Singapore company activity. It is source-specific and is not NACE or a generic Grayperson industry taxonomy.
Applies to: Singapore company records
Source status is the registry's own value. Grayperson may show a separate normalized status group as a presentation aid, but it does not replace the raw value.
Unique Entity Number
UEN means Unique Entity Number. It is preserved as the Singapore source's opaque identifier.
Applies to: Singapore company records