Sustainability Reporting Grant (SRG)
· Last verified 25 Oct 2026Supports Singapore-incorporated companies to produce their first sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures, before mandatory compliance. It applies to SGX-listed companies and to companies with annual revenue of at least S$100 million.
- Support
- Defrays up to 30% of qualifying costs, capped at S$150,000.
- Maximum funding
- S$150,000
- How to apply
- Business Grants Portal (BGP). Companies with under 30% local ownership apply through the Economic Development Board.
- Apply before starting?
- Yes, before any commitment or payment
Recent changes
Application deadlines on the EnterpriseSG page (table last updated 25 Aug 2025): 31 Jan 2028 for non-STI SGX-listed companies with market capitalisation above S$1 billion (reports for financial years commencing 1 Jan 2024 to 31 Dec 2027). 31 Jan 2030 for all other listed companies, for large non-listed companies (annual revenue at least S$1 billion and total assets at least S$500 million), and for other non-listed companies with annual revenue of at least S$100 million (reports for financial years commencing 1 Jan 2024 to 31 Dec 2029). STI constituent companies are no longer eligible; their deadline was 31 May 2025.
Who is eligible
- Registered and operating in Singapore
- Singapore-incorporated company listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), or Singapore-incorporated company with annual revenue of at least S$100 million
- First sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures: the climate-relevant provisions of IFRS S1 and IFRS S2
- Must still be before the company's mandatory climate-related disclosure timeline in Singapore
- Enterprise Singapore processes applications with at least 30% local equity held directly or indirectly by Singaporeans and/or Singapore PRs (ultimate individual ownership). Companies below 30% apply through the Economic Development Board
- One application per company. Group applications are not allowed
- Not eligible if work has started, a payment has been made to a third party in the application, or a contract has been signed with that third party, unless Enterprise Singapore advises otherwise
- Not eligible if an ISSB-based sustainability report has already been published, or if the company has reached its mandatory compliance timeline
- Non-listed companies exempted from mandatory climate-related disclosures are not eligible. The exemption applies where a parent already reports using ISSB-based or equivalent standards, such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and the company's activities are included in that public parent report
- STI constituent companies are no longer eligible
Quick eligibility check
- 1. Is your company incorporated in Singapore?
- 2. Are you listed on SGX, or is your annual revenue at least S$100 million?
- 3. Will this be your first sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures?
- 4. Are you still before your mandatory climate-related disclosure timeline?
- 5. Have you avoided starting the work, paying a third party, or signing a contract with a third party in this application?
- 6. Are you applying as one company, not as a group?
- 7. If you are not listed, are you outside the parent-company exemption for mandatory climate-related disclosures?
0 of 7 answered.
What it covers
- External consultancy costs
- External assurance costs
- Equipment and software
- Manpower training for permanent or contract employees of the company
How to apply
- Apply as a single company on the Business Grants Portal before the project starts. Enterprise Singapore handles companies with at least 30% local equity; companies below 30% contact the Economic Development Board
- There are no pre-approved vendors. Assurance providers should be ACRA-registered audit firms, or Testing, Inspection and Certification firms accredited by the Singapore Accreditation Council
- Complete the project within the qualifying period in the Letter of Offer and meet the deliverables
- Engage an external auditor for claim verification as instructed in the Letter of Offer, then submit the claim on the Business Grants Portal
Claims: Claims are subject to audit. After the project deliverables are complete and the external auditor has verified the claim, submit it on the Business Grants Portal with the first ISSB-based sustainability report and proof of the qualifying costs.
Documents you need
- Audited financial statements or certified management accounts for the last financial year (listed companies), or the last two financial years immediately preceding the reporting year (non-listed companies)
- Quotation or proposal with a fee breakdown for consultancy and assurance
- Quotation or proposal for manpower training, including the employees and their employment status
- Quotation or proposal for equipment and software, with a cost breakdown
- At claim: the first ISSB-based sustainability report, contracts, and proof of payment
Frequently asked questions
What is the Sustainability Reporting Grant?
Supports Singapore-incorporated companies to produce their first sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures, before mandatory compliance. It applies to SGX-listed companies and to companies with annual revenue of at least S$100 million.
How much funding does SRG give?
Defrays up to 30% of qualifying costs, capped at S$150,000.
Who is eligible for SRG?
Applicants must be registered and operating in Singapore. Singapore-incorporated company listed on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), or Singapore-incorporated company with annual revenue of at least S$100 million First sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures: the climate-relevant provisions of IFRS S1 and IFRS S2 Must still be before the company's mandatory climate-related disclosure timeline in Singapore Enterprise Singapore processes applications with at least 30% local equity held directly or indirectly by Singaporeans and/or Singapore PRs (ultimate individual ownership). Companies below 30% apply through the Economic Development Board One application per company. Group applications are not allowed Not eligible if work has started, a payment has been made to a third party in the application, or a contract has been signed with that third party, unless Enterprise Singapore advises otherwise Not eligible if an ISSB-based sustainability report has already been published, or if the company has reached its mandatory compliance timeline Non-listed companies exempted from mandatory climate-related disclosures are not eligible. The exemption applies where a parent already reports using ISSB-based or equivalent standards, such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), and the company's activities are included in that public parent report STI constituent companies are no longer eligible
How do I apply for SRG?
Apply through Business Grants Portal (BGP). Companies with under 30% local ownership apply through the Economic Development Board.. You must apply before the project starts or any payment is made.
What documents do I need for SRG?
Audited financial statements or certified management accounts for the last financial year (listed companies), or the last two financial years immediately preceding the reporting year (non-listed companies); Quotation or proposal with a fee breakdown for consultancy and assurance; Quotation or proposal for manpower training, including the employees and their employment status; Quotation or proposal for equipment and software, with a cost breakdown; At claim: the first ISSB-based sustainability report, contracts, and proof of payment.
Sources
Information last verified on 25 Oct 2026. Grant rules change often. Always confirm with Enterprise Singapore before you apply.
