Grant schemes your SME clients can tap

HuntSales keeps every main Singapore SME support scheme in one place under Resources, Grants in the sidebar, so you can see what your business is entitled to 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 surfaces how many of your contacts look like Singapore SMEs (roughly 200 staff or fewer, live on ACRA) 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.