Companies that own free trade zones, which are areas designated by the government for duty-free entry of goods. The free trade zones are either general or industry-specific zones that host companies in various sectors (including media, financial services, education, health care, and other industries). Free trade zones generally offer tax incentives, full ownership rights, and simplified regulations to tenants.

Nurseries and children's day care centers, elementary and secondary schools, and other institutions that provide child care and educational services for children or young adults.

Companies that develop, operate, manage, lease, sell, broker, appraise, or invest in residential and commercial real estate property holdings (including free trade zones, industrial parks, special zones, shopping malls, mixed use developments, and others).

Companies that manufacture, market, and distribute medical and other health-related products; and companies that offer medical and other health care services.

Holding companies that engage in a variety of manufacturing, trading, and/or service industries either directly or indirectly by acquiring other enterprises such that they form a group of companies run as a single organization and under common ownership.

Companies that create, operate, engage in, sell, or distribute recorded music, and companies engaged in related services (including post-production services, copyright and licensing, publishing, master recording, releasing, promoting, editing, manufacturing related equipment and products, CD and tape duplication, and other services).

Companies that manufacture and/or distribute basic materials and industrial products (including fabricated metals, glass products, packing and containers, paper and paper products, plastic and rubber products, textile, wires and cables).

Companies that provide genomics- and proteomics-related research services (including mapping and sequencing, drug target identification and validation, clinical trial studies, consulting services, and other related services).

Companies that provide transmission of and access to voice, data, text, sound, and video communication services. The industry includes companies that operate and maintain telephone, mobile, messaging, internet and other networks in addition to resellers, infrastructure developers, telecommunications investment companies, and other telecommunications service providers.

Companies that provide health care services (including clinics, hospitals, medical and diagnostic laboratories, nursing and residential care facilities, home health care, specialized health care services, weight and health management, health care plans, veterinary care services, and other health care services).

Companies that provide the facilities and technical expertise required for sound recording in a studio, such as recording music or providing audio services for film, television, and video productions (including companies that lease studio facilities and expertise to production companies).

Companies that specialize in performing other activities for companies, households, individuals, or the community.

Institutions that offer instruction and vocational training in a variety of academic and non-academic subjects (including language, fine arts, sports and recreation, and other subjects). Instruction can range from skills for personal enrichment to training for career or educational opportunities.

Companies that specialize in performing business, consumer, environmental, and other activities for companies, households, or individuals in exchange for fees; and associations that promote the interests of their members including business and non-business associations or groups.

Institutions of higher education, engaged in offering instruction and granting degrees, often part of a university. The requirements for admission are a high school diploma or equivalent academic training.

Institutions of higher education, engaged in offering academic courses and granting degrees at undergraduate and graduate levels. The requirements for admission are a high school diploma or equivalent academic training.

Companies that manufacture, market, and distribute basic materials, industrial products, chemicals, as well as machinery and equipment.

Companies that provide transmission of and access to voice, data, text, sound, and video communication services via airwaves. Includes companies that operate and maintain mobile network operators, mobile telecommunications resellers, paging and messaging carriers, and other wireless telecommunication service providers.

Companies that create, operate, engage in, sell, and distribute media content in text, visual, or sound messages. The industry includes companies involved in the production, modification, transfer, distribution, replication, or publishing of media content (through television, radio, film and video, magazines, newspapers, books, billboards, electronic devices, and computer networks), companies engaged in media-related services (such as contracting with performers, providing technical pre-production, post-production, or publishing services, manufacturing related equipment and products, as well as companies involved in the distribution, reproduction, and sales of media content.

Companies that own commercial, residential, and mixed-use real estate properties. These properties include Free Trade Zones, Industrial Parks, Special Zones, Shopping Malls, and others.

Schools classified as secondary by the state, and composed of Grades 7-12, include junior high schools, middle schools, and senior high schools.

Companies that manufacture and market rubber and/or plastic products including sheets, films, tapes, tires, and other rubber and plastic products.

Institutions that offer instruction and vocational training in a variety of academic and non-academic subjects other than fine arts, sports, and language. Instruction can range from skills for personal enrichment to training for career or educational opportunities. Those include religious instruction, first aid instruction, life guard training, self defense instruction, bridge instruction, driver training schools, and other instruction or training.

Companies that provide services related to computers that include software development and reselling, website services, website and database hosting, storage services, network setup and maintenance, consultation, IT auditing, and other related services.

Academic institutions that offer higher education degrees.

Establishments that aim to promote human rights (including foundations, charitable trusts, and other organizations that engage in fund raising for a wide range of social welfare activities, such as health, educational, scientific, cultural, and other activities). Many accept contributions and offer memberships to support their activities.

Companies that provide various business services to their clients (including advertising, auctions, business consulting, commercial cleaning, legal, public relations, repair and maintenance, security, translation and interpretation, staffing, survey and statistics, technical and scientific research, fairs and exhibitions, parking facility management).

Companies that provide transmission of and access to voice, data, text, sound, and video communication services. The companies operate and manage wired and wireless transmission facilities and networks; design, manufacture, market, distribute, and resell equipment used for such communication; in addition to companies that provide related support services such as systems installation, repair, maintenance, and other services.

Companies that provide medical, diagnostic, and treatment services (including surgical and non-surgical treatment) for a variety of medical conditions to patients (both inpatients and outpatients) with an organized staff of physicians and other medical staff.

Companies that design, manufacture, assemble, and distribute computers and computer hardware (including personal, large-scale, and specialized computers, computer peripheral devices, other computer-based systems) and companies that provide services related to computers including development, programming, consulting, distribution, installation, maintenance, and other support services.

Holding companies that engage in a variety of industries either directly or indirectly by acquiring other enterprises such that they form a group of companies run as a single organization and under common ownership. Conglomerates include organizations with diversified manufacturing, diversified services, diversified trading, and multi-line business activities.

Learning institutions including childcare, elementary and secondary schools, colleges and universities, vocational schools or institutions, and institutions that provide educational support services.

Companies that provide computer storage space and related services including periodic computer and server backup, archiving and consolidating data from multiple company locations, disaster recovery IT setup, storage on demand, data storage consulting, content storage management, and other related services.

Nurseries, children's day care centers, and other companies that provide child care and educational services for children, kindergartens are not included.

Companies that own, operate, and/or manage networks used for the transmission of audio programming to the public through radio stations or on the internet (including over-the-air broadcasts, cable, or satellite). Such programming may originate in their own studio, from an affiliated network, or from external sources.

Companies that develop and own commercial and residential real estate properties for sale or rent. The developers generally acquire land for their projects.

Establishments that aim to promote the interests of their members; include business associations, chambers of commerce, government, religious, human rights, grant making, environmental, religious, political, and other organizations.

Institutions that offer vocational education, which include technical schools and training centers. The training can range from skills for personal improvement to job-specific certification.

Companies that research, develop, produce, market, and distribute chemical or biological substances for human or veterinary medical use (including branded and generic drugs, vitamins and nutritional supplements, drug delivery systems, diagnostic substances, and related products, equipment, and services).

Companies that provide transmission of and access to voice, data, text, sound, and video and text communication services via airwaves through mobile phones (using GSM, CDMA, TDMA, and other technologies) . The industry includes companies that operate and maintain switching and transmission facilities to provide voice communication using microwave and satellite. The companies must acquire licenses from the government in order to provide mobile phone lines and related services for mobile phone subscribers.

Schools classified as elementary by the state, and composed of grades 1-6, include kindergartens.

Companies that organize shows or displays for the purpose of trade or for promoting industrial, agricultural, scientific, charitable, learning, craft, cultural, social, religious, or other activities.

Companies that manufacture rubber and/or plastic products including sheets, films, tapes, tires, and other rubber and plastic products.

Companies that research, develop, produce, and market biopharmaceuticals and biotherapeutics, biotechnology research equipment and provide biotechnology research services.

Companies that provide medical, diagnostic, and treatment services to patients (both inpatients and outpatients) with an organized staff of physicians and other medical staff. Hospitals Include general and specialized hospitals.