ACRA moves to strike off 195 companies from Singapore register

Singapore’s Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) has given formal notice that 195 companies will be struck off the Register of Companies at the expiration of 60 days from the date of the notice, unless cause to the contrary is shown. The notice, published in the Republic of Singapore Government Gazette on 2 September 2026 at 5 pm, was issued under section 344A of the Companies Act 1967 and signed by Muhammad Farook Fahmita Parveen, Assistant Registrar of Companies and Businesses.

Legal basis and procedure

The strike-off is a routine but consequential administrative action under section 344A of the Companies Act 1967, which empowers the Registrar to remove from the register companies that appear to be defunct or no longer carrying on business. Affected companies have a 60-day window from publication to show cause why they should not be removed; absent such a response, their names will be deleted from the register.

The notice carries the official reference ACR.O.PM.06.0001 and is dated 2 September 2026. It lists each company by serial number and registration number, covering entities incorporated across more than two decades, from 1969 to 2026.

Who is affected

The 195 companies span a wide range of sectors, including construction, logistics, food and beverage, technology, finance, education and retail. Among the names listed are:

• A&A ECOMM PRIVATE LIMITED (202426447D) and ABDA DESIGNER STUDIO PTE. LTD. (201530251Z)
• BERRY TREE PRESCHOOL PRIVATE LIMITED (201311909W) and its affiliates BERRY TREE PRESCHOOL@SEMBAWANG and BERRY TREE@PUNGGOL
• LIAN HUAT INVEST 1, 2, 3, 5 and 8 PTE. LTD. (202536607D through 202536621D)
• FUJI DIES KOGYO (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (201227534R) and FEC (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (199406905C)
• NOVALINK LOGISTICS PTE. LTD. (202632454D) and PRIMEAXIS LOGISTICS PTE. LTD. (202632455N)
• ZYLONE HOSTING PTE. LTD. (200804051G), the final entry on the list

Implications for directors and creditors

Strike-off dissolves the company’s legal existence, so directors, shareholders, creditors and counterparties of the listed firms should act within the 60-day period if they wish to object. Creditors with outstanding claims, and parties with contracts or pending transactions involving any of the 195 companies, are directly affected by the removal.

The notice is addressed to the affected companies themselves, but its publication in the gazette serves as public notice to all interested parties. Any person able to show cause why a company should not be struck off must do so before the deadline, after which the Registrar may proceed to remove the names from the register.

For readers dealing with any of the listed entities, the practical step is to verify the registration number and confirm whether the company is still active before entering into new obligations, and to raise any objection with ACRA within the 60-day window.

Source: Republic of Singapore Government Gazette, No. 5084, 2 September 2026, Notices under other Acts (official reference: ACR.O.PM.06.0001).