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Singapore Food Agency
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%…
Singapore Food Agency
Co-funds local farms to adopt large, automated, commercial-scale farming systems and standalone pre-/post-harvest facilities, including related infrastructure works.
Support: Leafy/fruited veg, beansprout, mushroom, food fish, shrimp, hen eggs: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs), cap S$6m per project (farming systems) or S$2m…
Building and Construction Authority
Co-funds built environment firms for enterprise, technology and manpower initiatives that raise productivity, skills and wages.
Support: Applications 1 Apr 2025 to 31 Mar 2027: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50% (non-SMEs) of qualifying cost. 1 Apr 2027 to 31 Mar 2030: up to 50% (SMEs) / 30% (non-SMEs). No…
Enterprise Singapore
Enterprise Singapore's single business grant, launched 30 September 2026. It replaces the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG), Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) and Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG). It funds more than 150 pre-defined activities in 8 business areas, for example Automation & Digitalisation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Internationalisation, Standards and Sustainability. SMEs and non-SMEs can both apply.
Support: Up to 50% of eligible costs for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs. Internationalisation and sustainability activities get up to 70% for SMEs and up to 50% for…
Enterprise Singapore, NEA, EDB
Co-funds energy-efficient equipment. The Base Tier (pre-approved equipment) is now open to all sectors. The Advanced Tier (customised projects with at least 350 tonnes of lifetime carbon abatement) is for construction and manufacturing.
Support: Base Tier: up to 70% for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs, capped at S$30,000 per company, until 31 Mar 2028. Advanced Tier: up to S$350,000 across both tiers,…
Enterprise Singapore
Subsidised leadership and business transformation programme of about 7 months for founders, owners and successors of growing SMEs. NUS and SMU are the programme managers.
Support: The course fee is about S$18,500 per participant before subsidy. Subsidy-eligible companies pay about S$7,600 per participant (incl. GST). Partner sites cite…
Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA, formerly SSG/WSG)
A one-off $10,000 credit for eligible employers that offsets up to 90% of out-of-pocket costs for supported enterprise and workforce transformation programmes and SWDA-funded courses. The current tranche expires on 30 November 2026 and is replaced by the redesigned SFEC (Enhanced) from 1 December 2026.
Support: Up to 90% of out-of-pocket costs (after other government subsidies) for supported programmes. $10,000 per enterprise. No sub-cap for workforce transformation;…
Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA), Singapore Business Federation (Anchor Programme Partner), Singapore National Employers Federation (Anchor Programme Partner)
Funds workforce transformation and job redesign projects done with pre-approved consultants: workforce consultancy, capability building for HR and line managers, and workforce HR tech tools. Launched March 2026 and replaces PSG-JR.
Support: 70% for SMEs, 50% for non-SMEs, capped at $150,000 per enterprise. Component caps: Workforce Consultancy up to $50,000; Capability Building Initiatives up to…
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds tourism businesses (and tech firms building solutions for tourism businesses) to adopt technology, redesign business models and processes, and take up sustainability initiatives.
Support: Different support levels for SMEs and non-SMEs; STB does not publish the percentages or caps on the BIF page (confirm with STB).
Enterprise Singapore, IMDA
The EDGE business area that replaces the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG). It co-funds pre-approved single-function digital solutions (for example Carbon Management), integrated enterprise systems and pre-scoped equipment. The solutions are listed through SMEs Go Digital and the EDGE solution listings.
Support: Up to 50% for SMEs and up to 30% for non-SMEs. Example: Carbon Management solutions have an activity cost cap of S$60,000, so the grant is up to S$30,000 for…
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds new or enhanced tourism experiences, content, technology for visitor experiences, amenities and infrastructure that make Singapore more attractive to visitors.
Support: Funding percentage and caps not stated on the current STB page (older STB material cited up to 70% of qualifying costs; unconfirmed for 2026).
Singapore Tourism Board
Co-funds comprehensive hotel renovations that combine product enhancement, productivity solutions and sustainability initiatives.
Support: Product enhancement and productivity components: up to 50% (SMEs) / 30% (non-SMEs) of qualifying costs. Sustainability component: up to 70% (SMEs) / 50%…
Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore
Co-funds maritime companies for manpower development (training, attachments, management associates), business development (new set-ups, new lines, internationalisation) and productivity/digitalisation ecosystem projects.
Support: Co-funding; rates and caps vary by component and are not published on the MPA overview page (contact MCF Secretariat).
NTUC, e2i (Employment and Employability Institute)
Co-funds business transformation projects that a Company Training Committee (management plus NTUC/worker representative) plans, where workers get better outcomes such as higher wages, a skills allowance or a career development plan.
Support: Up to 70% of qualifying project costs. In-house training funded at $9 per hour per worker; external non-SSG/SWDA-supported courses up to 70% of course fees.…
A*STAR, Enterprise Singapore
Facilitated workshops (five half-days) with A*STAR/certified tech partners that map an SME's business goals to the technologies it needs, producing a technology roadmap; consortium version for trade associations.
Support: Grant support from Enterprise Singapore for eligible SMEs (an A*STAR brochure cites up to 80% of qualifying costs; current rate not reconfirmed).
National Heritage Board
Co-funds heritage businesses and organisations for transformation projects in products/services and people that improve long-term viability.
Support: Up to 80% of supportable costs, capped at S$40,000 per project.
Building and Construction Authority, Enterprise Singapore
Sector PSG tranche that helps built environment SMEs adopt pre-approved digital solutions and advanced equipment such as construction robotics.
Support: SMEs supported up to 50% of the cost of approved solutions (per BCA 2026 announcement); higher grant caps for longer-term digital and equipment investments…
Enterprise Singapore, ASME, SCCCI, SICCI, SMCCI, SMF
Free one-to-one business advisory at 11 SME Centres run by 5 trade chambers with EnterpriseSG. Services include business health checks, guidance on which grant fits, workshops and referrals. This is the recommended first stop for choosing EDGE activities.
Support: Free advisory (not a grant).
IMDA, Enterprise Singapore
IMDA's SMEs Go Digital platform lists over 300 pre-approved, market-proven digital and AI-enabled solutions that SMEs can buy with grant support (funded through the Productivity Solutions Grant).
Support: Up to 50% grant support on pre-approved solutions (per IMDA SMEs Go Digital page). Grant is administered through the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) on the…
Enterprise Singapore
Invitation-only, 12-18 month growth programme that prepares high-growth local companies to become Singapore Global Enterprises. It is delivered with McKinsey, EY-Parthenon, PwC, Bain, Stanford GSB, Wharton, LinHart and Egon Zehnder.
Support: Non-monetary. Covers strategy advisory, executive leadership programmes, a leadership accelerator and dedicated EnterpriseSG support. Cost or co-payment is not…
Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSH Council)
A free, modular WSH Council programme in which an appointed WSH professional visits the workplace to diagnose key risks, help with root-cause analysis of past incidents and near misses, and give operation-specific advice. Open to all firms; replaces StartSAFE, which was for SMEs.
Support: Free (fully funded by WSH Council). Visits allocated at WSH Council's discretion.