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We have worked with high-profile Listed Companies, MNCs, as well as a variety of SMEs.
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✅ Established in 2011, Alliance Facilities Management Pte Ltd has been Singapore’s trusted specialist in JTC Lease Assignment Applications, JTC Lease Renewal Applications, JTC Anchor Tenant Applications, and related industrial property services. We help clients navigate Singapore's complex industrial real estate landscape with clarity, compliance, and confidence.
✅ With over 150 successful JTC submissions valued at more than SGD 1.5 billion, our proven track record and deep regulatory expertise have made us a leading name in JTC consultancy. Our team works with a broad spectrum of clients, including listed companies, MNCs, and SMEs—delivering tailored support aligned with JTC’s evolving policies and business requirements. Read More >>
✅ Proven Results: 150+ JTC approvals and counting
✅ Success-Based Fees: No upfront charges—we only get paid when you do
✅ Expertise in JTC Guidelines: We understand what JTC looks for and how to present your case
✅ Comprehensive Documentation: Business plans, fixed asset justifications, job creation strategies, and compliance support
✅ Full-Spectrum Support: From pre-submission to post-approval coordination
We’re proud to serve a wide array of industries and business sizes, including:
✅ Listed Companies (21%)
✅ Multinational Corporations (22%)
✅ Small and Medium Enterprises (57%)
Our diverse client base spans:
Sector (% Share)
Chemical / Gas (9.26%)
Construction / Engineering (21.30%)
Distribution / Warehousing (12.04%)
Food Production / Distribution (12.04%)
General Manufacturing / Engineering (10.19%)
Logistics / Transportation (7.41%)
Marine / Shipbuilding (11.11%)
Others - Waste Treatment / Automobile (5.56%)
Precision Engineering / Cleanroom (6.48%)
Retail & Distribution (4.65%)
We tailor our services to the unique challenges and opportunities of each sector. Read our 2026 Featured Success Stories here >>
Our business model is simple: we win only when you do. That means no upfront fees. Our reward is directly tied to securing JTC's approval for your application. If, during our initial assessment, we believe the project is unlikely to be approved, we will advise you candidly before proceeding. Let us know how we can help. Read More >>
Answer:
A qualifying building or structure (referred to as LIA building in this circular) must be built on land that is zoned as Business 1, Business 2 (excluding Business 1 White or Business 2 White) or Airport/Port under the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) Master Plan as at the Planning Permission application date.
The specified manufacturing or logistics activities that are conducted within the LIA building must fall within the qualifying SSIC codes listed in Annex A.
The minimum GPR benchmarks are reviewed and updated every 3 to 4 years. The relevant GPR shall be the prevailing GPR benchmark at the planning Permission application date. Please refer to relevant columns in Annex A for the respective prevailing GPR benchmarks for each qualifying activity.
For LIA buildings that have multiple qualifying trades or businesses that fulfil the minimum 80% GFA requirement, the applicable GPR benchmark for the building will be the highest GPR benchmark among those prescribed for each of the qualifying trade or business.
Prior to 25 March 2016, at least 80% of the GFA must be used by a single user and for a single qualifying trade or business. With effect from 25 March 2016, multiple related users conducting multiple qualifying trades or businesses may fulfil this requirement. To be considered related, the users must have at least 75% of their shareholdings held in common (or have entitlement to at least 75% of the income in the case of a partnership), whether directly or indirectly.
Prior to 25 March 2016, the LIA applicant (i.e. the building owner) need not be related to the building user(s). With effect from 25 March 2016, the LIA applicant and the user(s) fulfilling the 80% minimum GFA requirement must have at least 75% of their shareholdings held in common (or have entitlement to at least 75% of the income in the case of a partnership), whether directly or indirectly.
The Planning Permission application date refers to the date of first submission to URA or relevant agency and does not include any amendment application dates.