Grant schemes your SME clients can tap

HuntSales brings the main Singapore SME grants together in one place under Resources, Grants in the sidebar: 9 key schemes, so you can see the options without trawling agency sites. Adopt and upgrade: the Productivity Solutions Grant (PSG, up to 50% on pre-approved IT and equipment, capped S$30k a year) and 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). Build capabilities: the Enterprise Development Grant (EDG, up to 50% on core-capability, innovation or market-access projects, with sustainability projects up to 70%; "up to 80%" is not an official rate). Go overseas: Market Readiness Assistance (MRA, rising to 70% from 1 Apr 2026, capped S$100k per market). 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 other grants, expiring 30 Nov 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). Note that PSG, EDG and MRA are being consolidated into a single EDGE grant in the second half of 2026. Figures are indicative and change, so confirm current terms on the agency pages 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.