ANZSIC division

F Wholesale Trade

Division-level ANZSIC page with linked subdivisions, groups and classes. Use it to understand the broad family of activity before you drill down to a tighter code.

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Subdivisions in Wholesale Trade

Start with the subdivision that best matches the business family, then keep narrowing until you reach the class page that carries the final four-digit code.

Subdivisions

What this division covers

ANZSIC division F groups a broad set of related industries under a single top-level heading. The main value here is orientation: it tells you which part of the economy the activity belongs to before you read the tighter subdivision and group pages.

Businesses often use this level when they are comparing multiple activities, checking a report category or trying to understand whether a class page has been chosen from the right industrial family.

Division facts

Subdivisions
6
Groups
11
Classes
39

Class-level snapshots

Example classes inside Wholesale Trade

Division pages are still broad, so this section surfaces real class-level definitions from the ABS-derived dataset. Open the subdivision if you want the full list for that branch.

Subdivision 33

Basic Material Wholesaling

Showing 4 sample class pages from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 33 to view all 9 classes.

Subdivision 34

Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling

Showing 4 sample class pages from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 34 to view all 7 classes.

Subdivision 35

Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle Parts Wholesaling

Showing 4 sample class pages from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 35 to view all 5 classes.

Subdivision 36

Grocery, Liquor and Tobacco Product Wholesaling

Showing 4 sample class pages from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 36 to view all 7 classes.

Subdivision 37

Other Goods Wholesaling

Showing 4 sample class pages from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 37 to view all 10 classes.

Subdivision 38

Commission-Based Wholesaling

Showing 1 sample class page from this subdivision.

Open subdivision 38 to view all 1 classes.

Frequently asked questions

What does ANZSIC division F cover?

Wholesale Trade is the broadest grouping on this page. It gathers related industries into one top-level family before they are split into subdivisions, groups and classes.

When would I use this division page?

Use it when you need orientation rather than the final four-digit code. It is helpful for browsing, cross-checking and understanding where a business area sits in the hierarchy.

How is this different from a class page?

A division page tells you the broad industry family. A class page gives the exact code used in reporting, tax and other operational forms.

How to use this page

If the activity description still looks broad, step down to the subdivision page. If you know the family but not the final code, use the child links here to narrow the match before you confirm on a class page.

This level is also useful when a business runs more than one activity. It gives you the broad industrial context before the coding decision is made further down the hierarchy.

Source and trust

Official source
ABS ANZSIC 2006 release
Last reviewed
2026-04-17

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