Corporate Affairs Commission

The Corporate Affairs Commission has once again postponed the commencement of its revised service fees, extending the implementation date to October 1, 2025.

The announcement was contained in a public notice shared on the Commission’s official X account on Saturday night.

According to the notice, the decision was taken to ensure the full stabilisation of the new Company Registration Portal before the middle of September.

“The Corporate Affairs Commission wishes to notify its esteemed customers and other stakeholders that, in demonstration of its unwavering commitment to service excellence, it has resolved to prioritise the full stabilisation of the new Company Registration Portal before the middle of September, 2025,” the Commission stated.

It added, “Consequently, and in order to deliver optimum value to its various stakeholders, the Commission has further deferred the implementation of the revised fees for its services. The new fees will now come into effect on 1st October, 2025.

“This decision reflects the Commission’s strong determination to ensure that the transition into the new regime of services is seamless, efficient, and beneficial to all.

“The Commission sincerely appreciates the patience, understanding and cooperation of our customers and other stakeholders during this critical phase of transformation.

“We remain fully committed to building an intelligent, customer-centric Registry that meets global standards.”

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