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TrustScore Analysis
Our preliminary analysis has revealed key insights about A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING's performance and market presence. Here's a summary of our findings:
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Inactive Entity
This company is currently registered as terminated with ACRA. Please verify the current operational status before engaging in any business transactions.
Strengths Identified
Areas of Concern
- Organisation is no longer operational.
How your TrustScore is determined
This profile is compiled from publicly available data sources. TrustScore is a data-aggregation metric — not a legal determination or recommendation. A score below 50 does not indicate fraudulent conduct.
Profile data last updated: 26 Apr 2026. See scam.sg/terminology for definitions.
Corporate Information
UEN
38730700A
Status
Terminated
Entity type
Sole Proprietorship/ Partnership
Company type
—
ACRA registration
13 Jan 1988
UEN issue date
13 Jan 1988
No. of officers
1
Annual return date
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Contact
Social media
Business activity
Primary
Wholesale of telecommunications equipment (excluding handphones)
SSIC: 46521
Secondary
WHOLES TELECOMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT
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Profile Activity for A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING
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Steady
Comparable to other Wholesale Of Telecommunications Equipment (excluding Handphones) companies
Public Preview of A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING
TrustScore analysis is not available for A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING. Showing general band information.
Foundational Stage
A young brand or company in the early stage of organisation structures, framework, processes, workflow, systems.
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Frequently Asked Questions About A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING
Common questions and answers to help you learn more about A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING
A & I ELECTRONIC PARTS TRADING has been in operation for 38 years since its incorporation in 13 January 1988 based on ACRA registration date. The business is registered with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) under UEN 38730700A.
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