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Hawkers' Productivity Grant (HPG)

Administered byNational Environment Agency logo· Last verified 23 Oct 2026
This scheme is closed to new applications.

Reimburses hawker stallholders for automation equipment and digital services such as e-ordering, queue and kitchen management systems.

Support
Up to 80% of equipment unit cost (excluding GST), capped at S$7,000 per stallholder across the grant period.
Maximum funding
S$7,000
How to apply
Hawker Centres Management System (hawkersonline.nea.gov.sg)
Apply before starting?
Yes, before any commitment or payment

Recent changes

Last application phase ended 31 Mar 2026; applications submitted before 1 Apr 2026 are still processed. NEA says the next phase will be announced later. Separately, the July 2026 support package gives hawker rental support (see hawker-rental-support-2026).

Who is eligible

  • Valid hawker licence
  • Valid tenancy with NEA or an NEA-appointed operator with at least 1 year remaining
  • Comply with NEA terms
  • Equipment must be on NEA's Automation Equipment List and not funded by other grants
  • Equipment must not be bought before approval

Quick eligibility check

  1. 1. Do you hold a valid hawker licence?
  2. 2. Do you have at least 1 year left on your NEA (or NEA-appointed operator) tenancy?
  3. 3. Is the equipment on NEA's Automation Equipment List?
  4. 4. Have you NOT already bought the equipment?
  5. 5. Is the equipment NOT funded by another grant?
  6. 6. Is a new HPG application phase currently open?

0 of 6 answered.

What it covers

  • Automation equipment on NEA's list
  • Digital services (e-ordering, queue/order management, kitchen management systems)

How to apply

  1. Pick equipment from NEA's Automation Equipment List / suppliers' catalogue
  2. Apply online via HCMS before buying
  3. Buy and install after approval
  4. Submit claim for 80% reimbursement

Claims: Reimbursement on submission of invoice and proof of payment after approval.

Documents you need

  • Hawker stall licence and tenancy details
  • Supplier quotation for listed equipment
  • Invoice and proof of payment (claim)
  • Bank account details for reimbursement

Frequently asked questions

What is the Hawkers' Productivity Grant?

Reimburses hawker stallholders for automation equipment and digital services such as e-ordering, queue and kitchen management systems.

How much funding does HPG give?

Up to 80% of equipment unit cost (excluding GST), capped at S$7,000 per stallholder across the grant period.

Who is eligible for HPG?

Valid hawker licence Valid tenancy with NEA or an NEA-appointed operator with at least 1 year remaining Comply with NEA terms Equipment must be on NEA's Automation Equipment List and not funded by other grants Equipment must not be bought before approval

How do I apply for HPG?

Apply through Hawker Centres Management System (hawkersonline.nea.gov.sg). You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.

What documents do I need for HPG?

Hawker stall licence and tenancy details; Supplier quotation for listed equipment; Invoice and proof of payment (claim); Bank account details for reimbursement.

Sources

Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with National Environment Agency before you apply.

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