Grant schemes your SME clients can tap

HuntSales brings the main Singapore SME grants together in one place under Resources, Grants in the sidebar, so you can see the options without trawling agency sites. Upgrade, grow and go overseas: the EDGE grant from Enterprise Singapore, which replaces PSG, EDG and MRA and takes applications from 30 Sep 2026. It covers over 100 activities across 8 business areas, including automation and digitalisation, business strategy, internationalisation and sustainability, at up to 70% of qualifying costs for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs, with support levels differing by activity. Each company can draw up to S$100,000 a year across all EDGE activities (refreshed each 1 April), of which up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and selected automation. It is open to businesses registered in Singapore with at least 30% Singaporean and/or PR ownership, pays out as a reimbursement once the activity is complete and paid for, and some activities require a pre-approved vendor. Adopt and upgrade: the Energy Efficiency Grant (EEG, up to 70% on energy-efficient equipment for SMEs in the eligible sectors, with an all-sector expansion announced for 2026). Train and convert talent: the Career Conversion Programme (CCP, up to 90% salary support, up to around S$45k per trainee, the scheme BizGrants Consulting runs end-to-end for you) and the SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC, a S$10k credit that stacks on qualifying programmes but not on EDGE, current credit expiring 30 Nov 2026, with a redesigned SFEC and a fresh S$10k credit from 1 Dec 2026). Startups and deep tech: Startup SG Tech (proof-of-concept up to S$400k, proof-of-value up to S$800k) and Startup SG Founder (a capital grant up to S$50k, matched 1:1 to the founder's own capital, for first-time founders). Tax incentives: the Enterprise Innovation Scheme (EIS, up to 400% tax deductions on R&D, IP and training). The schemes EDGE replaces: the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG), the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) and Market Readiness Assistance (MRA) take their last applications on 29 Sep 2026. Until then the page shows each with that last day. From 30 Sep 2026 it lists them as closed to new applications, and keeps them on the page because applications submitted by 29 Sep 2026 are still assessed on their original terms and approved projects are supported through to claim. Having used them does not stop a business applying for EDGE. EDGE, PSG, EDG and MRA were checked against the Enterprise Singapore pages on 23 Sep 2026 and the rest on 16 Sep 2026. Figures change, so confirm current terms, and the support level for the specific EDGE activity, before quoting a client. The Signals tab under Intelligence also counts how many of your contacts work at companies of 1 to 200 staff, as a ready shortlist that links straight to this reference. There is no public feed of who actually received a grant, so this is a targeting and timing hook, not a per-company award alert.