The Research and Innovation Scheme for Companies (RIS(C)) is an incentive administered by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) for foreign-owned companies undertaking substantial new R&D and innovation activities in Singapore.
View programmeThe EDGE Product Development activity supports eligible Singapore companies developing new or materially advanced products, services and solutions through technological innovation, with the objective of bringing them to market.
View programmeThe Refundable Investment Credit (RIC) is a Singapore investment incentive for companies undertaking significant new or expanded economic activities in Singapore.
View programmeThe 3R Fund is a co-funding programme administered by National Environment Agency (NEA).
View programmeAIM incentivises aircraft investment management and advisory functions located in Singapore. It applies to management income rather than aircraft leasing income.
View programmeALS encourages substantive aircraft and engine leasing from Singapore through concessionary tax treatment of qualifying leasing income.
View programmeThe Business Adaptation Grant (BizAdapt) supports Singapore businesses adapting overseas trade arrangements, supply chains and manufacturing operations. It covers defined advisory and reconfiguration activities rather than general international expansion.
View programmeHelps Singapore organisations acquire capabilities not readily available locally by transferring know-how from foreign specialists to the local workforce.
View programmeSingapore Career Conversion Programmes (CCPs) provide employers with salary support to hire mid-career career switchers or reskill existing employees into qualifying growth roles. For Place-and-Train and Job Redesign Reskilling CCPs, standard support is up to 70% of monthly salary, capped at S$5,000 per month, while enhanced support can reach 90%, capped at S$7,500 per month for qualifying trainees.
View programmeThe CPF Transition Offset (CTO) helps eligible employers absorb increases in employer CPF contribution rates for senior workers. It offsets part of the incremental contribution cost arising from the qualifying annual rate increase.
View programmeThe Development and Expansion Incentive for Services (DEI(Svc)) provides concessionary corporate income tax treatment for companies establishing or expanding approved high-value service activities in Singapore.
View programmeThe Double Tax Deduction for Internationalisation (DTDi) is a Singapore tax incentive that provides a 200% tax deduction on qualifying expenditure incurred for approved international market-expansion and investment-development activities.
View programmeThe EDGE Automation activities support eligible Singapore companies adopting automation to improve productivity, transform operations and build new business capabilities.
View programmeThe EDGE Business Strategy activity supports eligible Singapore companies engaging external expertise to develop a structured strategy for growth, transformation and stronger business operations.
View programmeThe EDGE Digitalisation activities support eligible Singapore companies adopting digital systems to improve productivity, integrate business functions and transform core operations.
View programmeThe EDGE Financial Management activities support eligible Singapore companies strengthening the financial frameworks, performance-management systems, risk governance and internal controls required to manage a growing business effectively.
View programmeThe EDGE Internationalisation activities are the successor to the well-known Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) Grant for companies expanding overseas.
View programmeThe EDGE Standards activities support eligible Singapore companies adopting recognised standards and certifications to strengthen business capabilities, meet customer or market requirements, improve quality and governance, and access new commercial opportunities.
View programmeThe EDGE Sustainability activities help eligible Singapore companies build sustainability capabilities, understand their ESG performance and improve the resource efficiency of their own operations.
View programmeThe EDGE Sustainable Product / Service Development activity supports eligible Singapore companies developing innovative products, services and solutions that create measurable sustainability outcomes and commercial growth opportunities.
View programmeThe Enabling Employment Credit (EEC) helps eligible employers hire and retain local employees with disabilities through a wage offset. Additional support may be available for a qualifying new hire who has not worked for at least six months.
View programmeThe Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG) co-funds eligible equipment investments that reduce business energy use. The Base Tier now includes a Generic route available to eligible businesses across all sectors, alongside sector-specific equipment lists.
View programmeHelps Singapore-based companies move from AI ambition to implementation by combining cloud-provider resources with consultancy to build an AI minimum viable product.
View programmeThe EFS foreign-financial-institutions route extends approved overseas financing options through eligible foreign lenders and multilateral development banks.
View programmeEFS Mergers & Acquisitions Loan supports qualifying acquisition finance for domestic and overseas transactions, subject to lender approval.
View programmeEFS Project Loan provides repayable finance for qualifying projects and related assets and guarantees, through approved participating lenders.
View programmeEFS SME Fixed Assets Loan provides debt finance for qualifying productive business assets. Purchases are not reimbursed by a grant.
View programmeEFS SME Working Capital finances qualifying operating needs. Government risk sharing protects the lender and does not reduce the borrower's full repayment obligation.
View programmeEFS Trade Loan provides short-term financing for eligible trade transactions and associated working-capital requirements. It is not a trade grant.
View programmeEFS Venture Debt provides growth finance to innovative companies and may contain warrants or other equity-linked terms; it is not automatically non-dilutive.
View programmeFTC incentivises substantive regional or global finance and treasury management functions in Singapore, subject to approved economic and staffing commitments.
View programmeDefrays eligible listing expenses for qualifying issuers that complete a listing on the Singapore Exchange.
View programmeSupports Singapore-based startups joining curated global acceleration and market-access programmes to refine their technology and business models, build networks and scale internationally.
View programmeSupports Singapore companies running overseas proof-of-concept, test-bedding or pilot projects with corporate demand partners to validate solutions and build an international track record.
View programmeThe Global Trader Programme supports substantive international trading activities anchored in Singapore through concessionary tax treatment of approved income.
View programmeSupports design-led research and development that turns user insights and validated opportunities into market-ready products, services, systems or experiences.
View programmeHelps digitally ambitious local non-ICT companies accelerate large-scale digital transformation by strengthening leadership, in-house digital teams and advanced technology capabilities.
View programmeIMDA's Open Innovation Platform (OIP) Call 30 connects organisations with technology companies that can solve a defined business or operational challenge. Successful proposals can receive prize funding from the organisation presenting the challenge.
View programmeIDI incentivises qualifying IP commercialisation income where the modified nexus approach connects the IP income to substantive qualifying R&D.
View programmeThe International Headquarters Award (IHQ) supports companies establishing or expanding global or regional headquarters activities in Singapore through a concessionary corporate tax rate on qualifying income.
View programmeThe Lorry Crane Stability Control System Grant (SCSG) helps Singapore businesses install approved stability-control systems on eligible lorry cranes to reduce overturn risk during lifting operations.
View programmeSupports host organisations providing structured 4- to 6-month attachments for mature mid-career Singaporeans and PRs, with a pathway to full-time conversion.
View programmeSubsidises approved NACE workplace-learning courses for employer-sponsored employees building coaching, workplace-learning and workforce-development capability.
View programmeCo-funds implementation-led mentorship, consultancy and workplace-learning projects that transform enterprise operations while upgrading worker capabilities.
View programmeSupports collaborative environmental initiatives that promote environmental ownership and meaningful public, industry or community engagement.
View programmeThe NTUC Company Training Committee (CTC) Grant supports transformation projects that deliver both business and worker outcomes. Eligible projects can receive up to 70% of qualifying costs for transformation or training tied to an approved CTC plan. The application deadline has been extended to 31 March 2028.
View programmeSupports Singapore companies developing local employees for regional or global roles through overseas postings and structured on-the-job training.
View programmeThe Part-time Re-employment Grant (PTRG) supports employers putting in place practices that help senior workers remain in employment. These include part-time re-employment, flexible work arrangements and structured career planning.
View programmeThe Partnerships for Capability Transformation (PACT) scheme supports structured partnerships between MNCs or large local enterprises and smaller local enterprises. It can support supplier development, co-innovation, capability training, internationalisation and corporate venturing where the project creates substantive capability transfer or partnership outcomes in Singapore.
View programmeThe Progressive Wage Credit Scheme (PWCS) co-funds qualifying wage increases for lower-wage Singapore Citizen and Permanent Resident employees. It provides transitional support to eligible employers increasing resident employees' pay.
View programmeThe Senior Employment Credit (SEC) provides wage offsets to eligible employers of Singaporean workers aged 60 and above. It supports continued employment as retirement and re-employment ages increase.
View programmeSupports community-led environmental projects in Singapore, including applications by companies where environmental benefit and genuine community action are central to the project.
View programmeSupports citizen-led and community initiatives through three tiers: Seed for pilots, Sprout for broader community impact and Scale for large sector-wide initiatives.
View programmeThe SkillsFuture Work-Study employer grant supports participating organisations that provide structured workplace training and mentorship to eligible trainees. It is a workforce-development route tied to a recognised Work-Study programme, not a general wage subsidy for any new employee.
View programmeThe SkillsFuture Workforce Development Grant (Job Redesign+), under the Enterprise Workforce Transformation Package, helps Singapore enterprises redesign jobs, build workforce-transformation capability and adopt workforce technology. Current support is 70% for SMEs and 50% for non-SMEs, with an overall cap of S$150,000 per enterprise.
View programmeThe SME Cash Grant 2026 is assessed automatically by IRAS, primarily with reference to qualifying local employment in April–June 2026. No separate project grant application is needed.
View programmeThe SME Sustainability Reporting Programme (SME SRP) supports eligible local non-listed SMEs to develop their first sustainability report through appointed programme partners.
View programmeSEEDS Capital co-invests in qualifying technology startups alongside private investors. This is equity financing that may dilute shareholders, not non-dilutive grant funding.
View programmeThe Startup SG Tech programme is a competitive Enterprise Singapore grant for Singapore-based deep-tech startups developing and commercialising proprietary technology.
View programmeThe Sustainability Reporting Grant (SRG) supports eligible Singapore-incorporated companies preparing their first sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures before mandatory reporting applies. The grant defrays up to 30% of qualifying costs, capped at S$150,000.
View programmeThe Technology for Enterprise Capability Upgrading (T-Up) programme seconds research scientists, engineers and technical experts into Singapore companies to execute R&D and innovation projects while building internal technical capability. Current Enterprise Singapore guidance provides up to 70% support for SMEs/startups and up to 30% for LLEs, capped at S$250,000 per project.
View programmeThe Training Grant for Company (TGC) is an EDB programme supporting company training that builds manpower capability in new technologies, industrial skills and specialised professional know-how. EDB assesses support on a discretionary project basis; the current public programme page does not publish one universal funding rate, monetary cap or standard cost schedule.
View programmeThe Uplifting Employment Credit (UEC) supports employers hiring eligible local ex-offenders by offsetting wages during the first nine months of employment. It is intended to support reintegration into work.
View programmeSupports growth-stage raiSE Social Enterprise members scaling viable business models that create measurable human-centred social impact.
View programmeThe Water Efficiency Fund (WEF) supports non-domestic water users in Singapore to assess, pilot and implement water-efficiency and recycling projects. Support ranges from 70% for assessments and pilot studies to cost-sharing based on water savings for equipment, recycling and industrial demonstration projects. The maximum support varies materially by category, from S$30,000 to S$5 million.
View programmeYA2026 tax relief combines a corporate income tax rebate with a conditional cash grant for active employers. The combined cap and the different tests for each component matter.
View programmeThe ABSD Remission Timeline Extension – Productivity Projectsts is a business incentive administered by Building and Construction Authority (BCA).
View programmeThe Accessibility Fund is a co-funding programme administered by Building and Construction Authority (BCA) with multiple routes that support different business activities.
View programmeThe Agri-food Cluster Transformation (ACT) Fund is a co-funding programme administered by Singapore Food Agency (SFA) with multiple routes that support different business activities.
View programmeThe AOR Programme Funding Support for Exporters – Processed Food is a co-funding programme administered by Singapore Food Agency (SFA).
View programmeProvides withholding-tax exemption for qualifying ship and sea-container financing arrangements supporting ownership and management activities from Singapore.
View programmeThe BETA Catalyst Funding Programme supports industry-led research and innovation in Singapore's Built Environment sector. Eligible projects can receive up to 50% co-funding of qualifying costs, matched dollar-for-dollar by participating firms. Projects must be led by an alliance of Built Environment companies and public research performers and should have strong commercialisation potential, generally at TRL 4-7.
View programmeThe Built Environment Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG) helps eligible local Built Environment SMEs adopt pre-approved digital solutions and advanced productivity equipment. The current tranche runs from 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2031 and provides up to 50% support. Digital solutions are subject to a S$50,000 per-firm cap, while advanced equipment has a S$300,000 per-firm cap over the five-year tranche.
View programmeThe Built Environment Technology and Capability (BETC) Grant supports Singapore Built Environment firms undertaking sustained transformation across enterprise capability, advanced technology and manpower. For applications submitted through 31 March 2027, support can reach up to 70% of qualifying costs for SMEs and 50% for non-SMEs. Rates step down for applications from 1 April 2027. The programme is open until 31 March 2030.
View programmeThe Built Environment Transformation Gross Floor Area (GFA) Incentive Scheme is a non-cash planning incentive for qualifying private developments that adopt higher standards of digitalisation, productivity and sustainability.
View programmeSupports established carbon project developers undertaking early-stage development and financing work for high-quality Article 6 carbon credit projects.
View programmeCatalytic AI helps manufacturers identify AI opportunities, receive SMF advisory and adopt approved solutions. It is an adoption programme rather than a general AI research grant.
View programmeThe Coffeeshop Toilet Renovation Grant (CTRG) co-funds eligible coffeeshop operators that renovate their toilets using specified design features intended to improve hygiene, cleaning and maintenance.
View programmeDRIVE is a company-defined decarbonisation R&D collaboration with a Singapore public research institution. The grant is directed to the research partner rather than paid to the company.
View programmeThe Development and Expansion Incentive for Manufacturing (DEI(Mfg)) supports companies establishing or expanding qualifying high value-added manufacturing activities in Singapore through a concessionary corporate tax rate.
View programmeITEA Call 2026 supports international R&D and innovation projects in software and systems innovation. Singapore companies can participate through the EDG (Co-Innovation Programme) funding route administered by Enterprise Singapore.
View programmeSMART Call 10 supports international R&D and innovation projects in advanced manufacturing. Singapore companies can participate through the EDG (Co-Innovation Programme) funding route administered by Enterprise Singapore.
View programmeXECS Call 6 supports international R&D and innovation projects in electronic components and systems. Singapore companies can participate through the EDG (Co-Innovation Programme) funding route administered by Enterprise Singapore.
View programmeEureka Globalstars Japan 2026 is an international collaborative R&D call. Singapore national grant terms for the 2026 edition still require confirmation with Enterprise Singapore.
View programmeThe EDG (Co-Innovation Programme) – UK–Singapore Collaborative R&D Call 2026 supports Singapore and UK companies jointly developing ready-to-market innovative products, technology-based services and processes.
View programmeThe Enhanced Visual Merchandising Programme (EVM) supports eligible heartland enterprises that want to refresh their shopfronts and strengthen visual merchandising, content and marketing capabilities.
View programmeThe Enterprise Financing Scheme – Green (EFS-Green) helps eligible Singapore enterprises obtain financing to develop, deliver or adopt qualifying green solutions. Enterprise Singapore shares part of the lender's risk through participating financial institutions.
View programmeSupports environmental-services businesses and eligible premises stakeholders adopting technology and equipment that improve productivity and operational efficiency.
View programmeFSI offers tax concessions on qualifying activities of approved financial institutions. Applicable rates and conditions depend on the particular FSI award category.
View programmeThe FSTI 4.0 AI Pathfinder track supports Singapore-based financial institutions adopting and deploying market-tested AI solutions listed on PathFin.ai.
View programmeThe FSTI 4.0 Centre of Excellence track supports financial institutions, FinTech scale-ups and global technology companies establishing or expanding innovation centres in Singapore and deepening specialised financial-services technology and R&D capabilities.
View programmeThe FSTI 4.0 Infrastructure & Platform track supports shared financial utilities, infrastructure and platforms that improve financial-sector efficiency, productivity and innovation and can strengthen cross-border connectivity.
View programmeThe FSTI 4.0 Institution Project track supports Singapore-based financial institutions and FinTech firms developing and deploying innovative financial-sector solutions in artificial intelligence, distributed ledger technology and tokenisation, and quantum technology.
View programmeThe FSTI 4.0 Manpower track supports FinTech firms hiring eligible local students from Institutes of Higher Learning for FinTech internships.
View programmeThe Green Mark Incentive Scheme for Existing Buildings 2.0 (GMIS-EB 2.0) is an outcome-based BCA grant supporting energy-efficiency retrofits in qualifying privately owned existing buildings.
View programmeThe Growth and Transformation Scheme (GTS) supports developer-led Built Environment alliances implementing multi-year transformation across business growth, workforce, productivity, digitalisation, innovation and sustainability. BCA provides up to 70% reimbursement support for qualifying cost premiums. The alliance must include value-chain partners and SME stakeholders and execute a transformation plan of at least three years across two or more large-scale projects.
View programmeSupports local heartland merchants organising innovative placemaking activities that drive footfall, community engagement and precinct vibrancy.
View programmeSupports companies hiring and developing local professionals through structured company-led on-the-job training for in-demand technology and media roles.
View programmeSupports eligible Singapore media professionals and Singapore-registered infocomm/media businesses participating in recognised international development platforms, labs, awards and competitions.
View programmeSupports commercially promising scripted and unscripted television productions and co-productions by Singapore media companies with strong market demand and global distribution potential.
View programmeIBD provides concessions for qualifying insurance and reinsurance business. Sub-scheme rates and substance conditions need to be evaluated separately.
View programmeThe IFM/AFM Grant supports service buyers and facilities-management providers moving to integrated or aggregated FM models, Smart FM technologies and outcome-based procurement. The current BCA programme page provides up to 50% of qualifying costs, capped at S$2.1 million. Projects generally involve at least three existing buildings and must deliver at least 20% overall manpower-productivity improvement.
View programmeThe Built Environment Investment Allowance Scheme (IAS) is a tax incentive for construction-related businesses making substantial investments in advanced productive equipment used in Singapore. Up to 50% of approved fixed capital expenditure on qualifying equipment can be offset against taxable income, subject to scheme conditions.
View programmeThe Land Intensification Allowance (LIA) supports more intensive use of industrial land for qualifying Integrated Construction and Prefabrication Hubs (ICPHs) and DfMA facilities. The incentive can provide tax allowances of up to 100% of qualifying capital expenditure, through a 25% initial allowance followed by 5% annual allowances until the full qualifying amount is reached.
View programmeThe Maritime Cluster Fund (MCF) is an MPA umbrella programme supporting maritime manpower development, business development and productivity transformation. The applicable funding mechanics depend on the selected MCF route; MPA does not publish one universal rate or cap across the programme. Companies should therefore first identify the relevant component and then confirm the activity-specific terms with MPA.
View programmeThe Maritime Innovation and Technology (MINT) Fund supports maritime technology development in Singapore through two current routes: MINT-Research & Product Development (MINT-RPD) and the MINT-Startup Grant. MINT-RPD supports applied R&D, product development and test-bedding; MINT-STARTUP provides eligible accelerator graduates with up to S$100,000 for POC, POV or pilot projects.
View programmeUmbrella maritime tax-incentive framework supporting international shipping operations, shipping-related support services and maritime leasing activities anchored in Singapore.
View programmeThe Maritime Singapore Green Initiative (MSGI) is the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore's umbrella initiative for encouraging cleaner shipping, lower-carbon maritime operations and industry capability development.
View programmeProvides qualifying shipping and maritime-leasing entities withholding-tax exemption on interest and related payments for eligible vessel, container and intermodal-equipment financing.
View programmePioneer Manufacturing provides income-tax exemption on approved pioneer manufacturing income tied to substantial industrial investment and employment.
View programmeThe Resource Efficiency Grant for Emissions (REG(E)) supports Singapore manufacturing facilities and data centres implementing measurable emissions-reduction projects. Eligible projects must deliver at least 250 tCO2e of measurable and verifiable carbon abatement per year. The grant is calculated based on carbon abatement and is capped at 50% of qualifying costs.
View programmeThe Singapore Collectibles Programme supports local businesses developing or enhancing premium retail products and souvenirs with a distinctive Singapore character and clear tourism appeal.
View programmeSPEED addresses near-market decarbonisation pilots and demonstrations in Singapore. Its focus is live validation of technologies around Technology Readiness Levels 6–8.
View programmeNRF complements Singapore participation in eligible Horizon Europe Pillar II consortia. A company requires a publicly funded Singapore research-institution host and an awarded European consortium; this is not a standalone company grant.
View programmeCo-funds new rooftop and vertical greenery installations on eligible existing buildings to improve climate, ecological and social resilience.
View programmeSupports raiSE social enterprises establishing Community Urban Farms and delivering gardening or horticulture programmes for vulnerable community segments.
View programmeThe Business Events in Singapore (BEiS) scheme supports high-quality business events and selected pre-event initiatives that strengthen Singapore's MICE ecosystem. It is available to businesses, companies and associations in the MICE industry. STB and the Singapore Exhibition & Convention Bureau assess reimbursement-based support according to the event's quality and economic or tourism contribution.
View programmeThe Business Improvement Fund (BIF) helps Singapore tourism businesses improve productivity and competitiveness through technology, business-model and process enhancement, capability development and sustainability initiatives. STB provides reimbursement-based co-funding, but the current public page does not publish one universal percentage or project cap; the support level depends on the applicant and project.
View programmeThe Cruise Development Fund (CDF) supports projects that grow Singapore's cruise industry and increase foreign cruise passenger traffic. Eligible activities can include incremental sailings, cruise-package development, pre- and post-cruise or shore experiences, themed cruises and cruise-industry training. Support is reimbursement-based and assessed by STB.
View programmeThe Experience Step-Up Fund (ESF) supports the development and enhancement of tourism experiences that strengthen Singapore's appeal to visitors. It can support new experiences, content enhancement, visitor-experience technology and selected amenities or infrastructure. Funding is reimbursement-based and assessed by STB; no universal public rate or project cap is stated.
View programmeThe Tourism Product Development Fund (TPDF) supports the creation of new tourism products and major rejuvenation of existing products that strengthen Singapore's attractiveness and drive foreign visitor spend. It is intended for substantive product development rather than ordinary refurbishment or maintenance. Funding is reimbursement-based and assessed by STB.
View programmeThe Training Industry Professionals in Tourism (TIP-iT) scheme supports Singapore tourism companies upgrading employee skills and developing leadership capability. Supported activities can include structured training, in-house course development, leadership programmes and eligible overseas attachments. STB assesses the reimbursement-based support level by applicant and project rather than publishing one universal rate.
View programmeSTB LEAD supports tourism and precinct associations delivering projects for their industries and members; individual companies are not its principal applicants.
View programmeSupports comprehensive hotel renovation and refurbishment projects that combine guest-experience enhancement, productivity improvement and sustainability outcomes.
View programmeSupports creation and test-bedding of innovative consumer- or business-focused events, concepts and products with tourism potential and scalability in Singapore.
View programmeSupports live or hybrid consumer events with tourism potential that strengthen Singapore's leisure-events calendar and visitor outcomes.
View programmeSupports Singapore tourism businesses building demand in emerging visitor markets and secondary cities where Singapore has untapped growth potential.
View programmeSupports industry-led projects that improve Orchard Road's visual appeal, visitor experience, precinct vibrancy and destination attractiveness.
View programmeThe redesigned SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) will provide eligible companies with a fresh S$10,000 credit to offset eligible out-of-pocket workforce-transformation costs upfront through an online wallet.
View programmeThe Early Adopter Scheme for Electric Harbour Craft (EASE) provides grant support to owners adopting qualifying fully electric harbour craft in Singapore. The grant is calculated from installed propulsion-battery capacity, subject to the vessel-category cap.
View programmeEurogia2030 Call 31 is the current international Eureka Clusters funding opportunity for collaborative R&D and innovation in low-carbon and clean-energy technologies. Singapore companies can participate through Enterprise Singapore's Co-Innovation Programme.
View programmeThe GFH Scale-up Grant is a competition-linked Monetary Authority of Singapore funding route for eligible finalists of the Global FinTech Hackcelerator. It supports the next stage of developing, validating and commercialising selected financial-technology solutions in Singapore.
View programmeA newly announced GEMS sleeve intended to support appointed market makers and improve liquidity, execution quality and price discovery in eligible SGX-listed stocks.
View programmeThe IMDA Talent Accelerator Programme (TAP) for film projects supports Singapore media companies developing first feature films and Asian or global co-productions. It focuses on films with commercial potential and the ability to reach regional or international markets.
View programmeThe Singapore–Zhejiang Joint Innovation Call supported Singapore and Zhejiang companies undertaking joint technological R&D to create new products and applications with market potential.
View programmeThe Built Environment Accelerate to Market Programme (BEAMP) supports challenge-led development, validation and commercialisation of innovative solutions for the built environment. It has matched technology developers with industry challenge owners for practical trials.
View programmeThe CELTIC-NEXT Autumn Call 2026 offered collaborative research and innovation funding for next-generation communications and ICT. Singapore companies could participate through Enterprise Singapore's Co-Innovation Programme.
View programmeThe Singapore–Jiangsu Joint Innovation Call supported collaborative R&D projects between Singapore and Jiangsu companies to develop innovations with commercial potential.
View programmeThe Hawkers’ Productivity Grant supported qualifying productivity investments by stallholders; its last published application phase closed in March 2026.
View programmePUB Global Innovation Challenge Cycle 5 supported selected technology pilots, but that application cycle closed in November 2025. The page is retained as a historical reference.
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Singapore's business-support landscape includes several forms of non-dilutive funding.
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Enterprise Singapore's principal grant framework for eligible Singapore-owned companies undertaking business growth, transformation, innovation, internationalisation and other supported activities.
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