What Is an SIC Code?
SIC stands for Standard Industry Classification. It’s a four-digit code created in the United States in 1937 and was designed to quickly group areas of production/industry. The SIC codes ...
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NAICS codes provide a greater level of detail about a firm's activity than SIC codes. NAICS includes 1,170 industries and SIC includes 1,004 industries. There are 358 new industries recognized in NAICS, 250 of ...
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Like the D-U-N-S Number, both SIC and NAICs allow a standardized and meaningful way to identify company business types. Companies who engage in business with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) wo...
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Customers can use Industry Classifications in several key use cases to better understand their existing customer relationships, target the best segments for new opportunities, and drive more profitable growth b...
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