Agri-food Cluster Transformation Fund 2 - Capability Upgrading Grant (incl. PSG for Agri-food) (ACT CU)
Helps local farms buy pre-scoped farming solutions (PSG for agri-food) and engage consultants for standards such as SG GAP, SG GAqP and Clean & Green.
- Support
- Leafy/fruited veg, beansprout, mushroom, food fish, shrimp, hen eggs: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs), cap S$100,000 per project. Other food types: up to 50% / 30%, cap S$50,000. Standards adoption/certification: fixed cap S$15,000 per company (S$10,000 consultancy + S$5,000 certification).
- Maximum funding
- S$100,000
- How to apply
- Business Grants Portal (BGP for PSG; BGP 2.0 for other components)
- Apply before starting?
- Yes, before any commitment or payment
Recent changes
CU guidelines version 06/2026; open until 31 Mar 2031 under ACT Fund 2 (S$70m tranche from 2026).
Who is eligible
- Registered and operating in Singapore
- Group annual turnover of S$100,000,000 or less (for SME support rates)
- 200 or fewer employees (for SME support rates)
- Local farm holding a valid SFA farm licence
- Secured farm site for the project
- No ongoing unauthorised/illegal activities for at least 1 year; past offences resolved and closed
- Cannot re-buy items already funded
Quick eligibility check
- 1. Do you hold a valid SFA farm licence?
- 2. Do you have a secured farm site?
- 3. Has your farm been free of illegal activities for at least 1 year?
- 4. Is the solution on SFA's pre-scoped list, or is it consultancy for C&G / SG GAP / SG GAqP?
- 5. Have you NOT bought the item already, and has it NOT been funded before?
- 6. Can you implement within 6 months of the Letter of Offer?
0 of 6 answered.
What it covers
- Pre-scoped farming solutions and equipment
- Consultancy for operational efficiency and standards adoption
- C&G / SG GAP / SG GAqP certification fees
How to apply
- Pick a pre-scoped solution or standards consultancy
- Get quotations
- Submit on BGP with documents
- Accept Letter of Offer
- Implement within 6 months and claim
Processing time: 12-20 weeks
Claims: Reimbursement with invoices, proof of payment, delivery orders, progress report and certification documents (if applicable).
Documents you need
- Valid SFA farm licence
- Latest ACRA BizFile
- Latest 1-year financial statements
- Farm and project layout plans
- Project outcomes (SFA template)
- Lease agreement
- Brochures and quotations for project items
Frequently asked questions
What is the Agri-food Cluster Transformation Fund 2 - Capability Upgrading Grant (incl. PSG for Agri-food)?
Helps local farms buy pre-scoped farming solutions (PSG for agri-food) and engage consultants for standards such as SG GAP, SG GAqP and Clean & Green.
How much funding does ACT CU give?
Leafy/fruited veg, beansprout, mushroom, food fish, shrimp, hen eggs: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs), cap S$100,000 per project. Other food types: up to 50% / 30%, cap S$50,000. Standards adoption/certification: fixed cap S$15,000 per company (S$10,000 consultancy + S$5,000 certification).
Who is eligible for ACT CU?
Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore, have group annual turnover of S$100,000,000 or less (for SME rates), have 200 or fewer employees (for SME rates). Local farm holding a valid SFA farm licence Secured farm site for the project No ongoing unauthorised/illegal activities for at least 1 year; past offences resolved and closed Cannot re-buy items already funded
How do I apply for ACT CU?
Apply through Business Grants Portal (BGP for PSG; BGP 2.0 for other components). You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made. Processing time: 12-20 weeks.
What documents do I need for ACT CU?
Valid SFA farm licence; Latest ACRA BizFile; Latest 1-year financial statements; Farm and project layout plans; Project outcomes (SFA template); Lease agreement; Brochures and quotations for project items.
Sources
- Official page: https://www.sfa.gov.sg/food-farming/funding-schemes/act-fund
- https://www.sfa.gov.sg/docs/default-source/recognition-programmes-and-grants/act/act-fund-guidelines-cu.pdf
Information last verified on 23 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with Singapore Food Agency before you apply.