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Updated 23 Oct 2026

Find the Singapore SME grants your business qualifies for

One place for 120+ grants, loans, tax incentives and wage credits from Enterprise Singapore, IMDA, SkillsFuture, IRAS, STB, BCA and more. Chat with our AI grant expert to see what fits, what you may already get, and what documents you need.

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Frequently asked questions

What government grants can Singapore SMEs apply for in 2026?

The main grant for most SMEs is the EDGE Grant from Enterprise Singapore, which replaced the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) on 30 Sep 2026. Other support includes the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit, the Workforce Development Grant for job redesign, the Energy Efficiency Grant, Enterprise Financing Scheme loans, the Enterprise Innovation Scheme tax deduction, and sector grants from agencies such as STB, BCA, SFA and MPA.

Who counts as an SME for Singapore grants?

For most Enterprise Singapore grants, an SME has group annual sales of S$100 million or less or employs 200 or fewer workers, is registered and operating in Singapore, and has at least 30% local shareholding. Each scheme can have its own rules, so check the grant page.

Can I apply for a grant after my project has started?

Usually not. Most grants, including the EDGE Grant, require you to apply before you sign contracts, place orders or make payments for the project. Costs incurred before the application date are normally not supported.

Which grants do businesses get without applying?

Several schemes are paid automatically, including the Progressive Wage Credit Scheme, Senior Employment Credit, Uplifting Employment Credit, CPF Transition Offset, the Corporate Income Tax Rebate and the SME Cash Grant 2026.