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Moller Singapore Pte Ltd aAdvantage Consulting Aardwolf Pestkare (S) Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Group Pte Ltd AB SCIEX Pte Ltd ABB Pte Ltd Abbott Laboratories ACA Pacific Technology Accenture Pte Ltd (Singapore) Pte Ltd (Singapore) Pte Ltd Access Direct Pte Ltd Accounting and Corporate ACR Capital Holdings Pte Ltd Adidas Singapore Pte Ltd Advanced Micro Devices Regulatory Authority (Singapore) Pte Ltd Activ Technology Pte Ltd ADP Dealer Services South AEW Asia Pte Ltd Affymetric Pte Ltd Adobe Systems Pte Ltd East Asia Pte Ltd Advanide Pte Ltd Aesthetics Marketing Asia Pte Affymetric Pte Ltd Agency for Integrated Care Agere System Singapore Pte Ltd Ltd AGX Logistics (S) Pte Ltd Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary AIA Singapore Pte Ltd AIG S.E.Asia Pte Ltd Air France School Air New Zealand Airelated Travels Pte Ltd Akzo Nobel Paints (Singapore) Alcatel Lucent Alcon Singapore Pte Ltd Manufacturing Pte Ltd Airbnb Singapore Alenu IT Business Solutions Pte Alsagoff Arab School Alpha Metals Singapore AMC (S) Pte Ltd Ltd Alimak Hek Pte Ltd Allergan Allianz Insurance Management Allied Telesyn South Asia ALSTOM Asia Pacific Sdn Bhd Asia Pacific Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Clientele Base © Copyright 2017 FOCUS Adventure Pte Ltd Page 1 Aluminium Offshore Pte Ltd Amara Singapore Amdocs Singapore Pte Ltd AMEC Global Resources Pte American Express Ltd International, Inc. AmInvestment Bank Berhad Amlloyd Travel AMO Singapore Pte Ltd AMRI Singapore Research Analog Devices International Ang & Partners ANZ Bank Aon Benfield Asia Pte Ltd APL & APL Logistics Ltd APL Co. Pte Ltd Azbil Singapore Pte Ltd Apex-pal International Ltd APM Property Management Arcelor Stainless Singapore Areva T&D Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Apple South Asia Pte Ltd Applied Materials South East Ariba International Singapore ARINC Incorporated Arisaig Partners (Asia) Pte Ltd Asia Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Arrow Electronics (S) Pte Ascendas Services Ascension Kindergarten ASE Singapore Pte Ltd Asia Europe Foundation Ltd Averic Capital Management Association of Muslim Asia Research Institute Astrotech Engineering Pte Avenue Asia Singapore Pte Ltd Pte Ltd Professionals Ltd Asia Pacific Breweries Asia PR Werkz Asian Civilisations Museam Asian Women’s Welfare AsiaPac Distribution Pte Ltd (Singapore) Pte Ltd Association Asiasoft Solutions Pte Ltd Asiatravel.com Holdings Ltd ASKii Pte Ltd ASM Front-End ASML Singapore Pte Ltd Manufacturing Singapore Pte Ltd Aspect Medical Systems Intl Aspect Software, Inc. Assa Abloy Entrance Systems Associated Spring Asia Pte Astrazeneca Singapore Singapore Pte Ltd Ltd AT&T Singapore Pte Ltd Atlas Sound & Vision Pte Ltd Atradius Credit Insurance NV At-Sunrice GlobalChef ATT Systems (S’pore) Pte Ltd Academy Audi Asia Pacific Autodesk Asia Pte Ltd Automobili Lamborghini Asia Aventis Pharma Pte Ltd Avery Dennison Singapore Pte Pacific Ltd Aviva Ltd AXA Life Azzura Resorts Pte Ltd AET Shipmanagement ADiRECT Singapore Pte Ltd (Singapore) Pte Ltd Clientele Base © Copyright 2017 FOCUS Adventure Pte Ltd Page 2 AdColony Adventure Plus Pte Ltd Bain & Company Bank Julius Baer & Co. Ltd. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of America, N.A. 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