THE LITTLE SPEAKER

The Payment Rating of THE LITTLE SPEAKER is B. It is a proprietary metric aggregating verified public sources (court judgements, news media, financial analysis), community feedback and data partnerships. It indicates the likelihood of on-time payments but is not a financial guarantee.

THE LITTLE SPEAKER has passed the "Going Concern" test. This suggest that THE LITTLE SPEAKER is operationally active and is likely to be able to meet financial obligations. More specifically, it means THE LITTLE SPEAKER does not have significant reported poor payment reviews that is cause for distress and it is also not in the process of being liquidated, winding up, or struck off from the government registry.

Based on the registration date of 14 AUGUST 2023 12:00 AM, THE LITTLE SPEAKER is approximately 3 years old.

The business registration number of THE LITTLE SPEAKER is 53472098J. The business registration number is a standard identification number assigned by government registrar to uniquely identify a business entity.

THE LITTLE SPEAKER is officially located at 309 SERANGOON AVENUE 2 na #02-156 SINGAPORE 550309. This is the registered address on file with the registrar.

Industry classification information for THE LITTLE SPEAKER is not available.

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