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We’re proud to serve a wide array of industries and business sizes, including:
✅ Listed Companies (21%)
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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%)
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Answer:
Capital expenditure incurred from the start of the relevant policy effective date to the date of completion of the approved LIA building can qualify for the LIA. The date of completion refers to the Temporary Occupation Permit (TOP) of the approved LIA building. For construction where no TOP is or will be issued, the date of completion can refer to the date of Certificate of Statutory Completion (CSC).
Capital expenditure incurred on the construction or renovation/extension of the building to increase the GPR to meet or exceed the relevant minimum GPR can qualify for the LIA. This excludes the purchase price of any existing building or structure. In cases in which there is an existing building or structure, only the additional capital expenditure incurred on renovation/extension would qualify for the LIA.
The following are examples of capital expenditure that can qualify for the LIA:
(a) cost of feasibility study on the layout of the building or structure;
(b) design fees of the building or structure;
(c) cost of preparing plans for obtaining approval for the building or structure;
(d) piling, construction and renovation/extension costs;
(e) demolition costs of an existing building or structure;
(f) legal and other professional fees in relation to the approved construction or approved renovation/extension; and
(g) stamp duties payable in respect of title of the building or structure.