Enterprise Development Grant (EDG): What's Changing in 2026
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The Enterprise Development Grant, administered by Enterprise Singapore, supports projects that help companies upgrade, innovate, or expand overseas, under three pillars: Core Capabilities, Innovation and Productivity, and Market Access.
Funding
Standard support is up to 50% of qualifying costs for SMEs (30% for non-SMEs). An enhanced 70% rate applied to sustainability-related projects, but that enhanced rate expired 31 March 2026. There is no fixed project cap; typical projects range from tens of thousands of dollars to over $1 million.
Eligibility
- Singapore-registered company with at least 30% local equity (Singaporean and/or PR-held).
- Financially ready to start and complete the project.
- Project must not have started before approval is granted.
What's changing
Enterprise Singapore is merging EDG, PSG (Productivity Solutions Grant), and MRA (Market Readiness Assistance) into a single new grant called EDGE, launching in the second half of 2026. Existing grants remain accessible until EDGE launches, so there's no need to rush an application purely because of the upcoming change, but it's worth watching for transition details closer to launch.
How to apply
Apply via the Business Grants Portal with CorpPass. Processing typically takes 8 to 12 weeks. Management consultancy costs require a Singapore Accreditation Council-accredited consultant.
Source: enterprisesg.gov.sg. Verified 7 Jul 2026.