EDGE Grant Singapore: Funding to Grow and Scale Your Business

The EDGE Grant from Enterprise Singapore supports Singapore companies starting new projects to upgrade capabilities, improve efficiency and expand overseas. This page summarises the key terms from the official EnterpriseSG page. Terms can change, so confirm the details before you commit to a project.

The EDGE Grant is grant support for Singapore companies starting new projects. It covers 8 business areas and over 150 activities. Whether you want to automate operations, adopt digital solutions, expand overseas or build a more sustainable business, EDGE groups that support in one scheme.

Start with the business area that matches your priority, then check the activities inside it. Each activity has its own support level and requirements.

EnterpriseSG organises EDGE into business areas. The current list includes Automation and Digitalisation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Internationalisation, Standards and Sustainability.

Each area holds activities with its own support level. Compare the activities in your area before you choose one, and use the BizSG recommender if you want help narrowing the options.

The support rate that applies depends on the activity you choose. Total grant support is capped at S$100,000 per year across all activities, and the cap refreshes on 1 April each year.

Grant support is paid on a reimbursement basis. You pay for the activity first, then submit a claim once the activity is complete and fully paid. Plan your cash flow for that gap.

EDGE funds the projects that change how a business operates. The business areas map to common growth needs:

• Automation and Digitalisation: automate routine processes and adopt digital solutions.
• Internationalisation: support for businesses expanding overseas.
• Innovation and Business Strategy: new capabilities and structured planning.
• Financial Management: stronger financial processes and controls.
• Standards and Sustainability: recognised standards and sustainable practices.

1. Define the outcome: efficiency, digital capability, overseas expansion or sustainability.
2. Find the matching business area on the EDGE page, or use the BizSG recommender.
3. Check the support level and requirements for each activity you are considering.
4. Confirm the timing and how much of the S$100,000 annual cap remains.
5. Complete the activity, pay in full, then submit your claim.

1. What is the EDGE Grant?

The EDGE Grant is Enterprise Singapore support for Singapore companies starting new projects to upgrade capabilities, improve efficiency and expand overseas.

2. Why does EDGE matter for my business?

EDGE brings EDG, MRA and PSG into one grant, so you no longer need to choose between three schemes. It offers up to 70% support for SMEs across 8 business areas, which covers automation, digital tools, overseas expansion, standards and sustainability. The S$100,000 annual cap is shared across all activities, so planning which projects to fund within that cap is what decides how much support your business receives.

3. What replaced EDG, MRA and PSG?

EDG, MRA and PSG ceased on 29 September 2026. From 30 September 2026, businesses apply for grant support under the EDGE Grant.

4. Are my existing EDG, MRA or PSG projects affected?

Ongoing submissions and projects continue to be processed. You can submit your claims once the project is complete. Businesses that previously applied for or received EDG, MRA or PSG funding can also apply for EDGE.

5. Who can apply?

EDGE is for Singapore companies starting new projects. Eligibility criteria are set out on the official EnterpriseSG page and can differ by activity, so check them before you commit.

6. How many business areas and activities does EDGE cover?

EDGE covers 8 business areas and over 150 activities. The current list includes Automation and Digitalisation, Business Strategy, Financial Management, Innovation, Internationalisation, Standards and Sustainability.

7. Can EDGE support automation and digital tools?

Yes. The Automation and Digitalisation business area covers automating operations and adopting digital solutions. Confirm the specific activity and its support level on the official page.

8. Can EDGE help me expand overseas?

Yes. The Internationalisation business area supports businesses expanding overseas. Check the activities in that area for eligibility and support levels.

9. How much support can my business receive?

Up to 70% for SMEs and up to 50% for non-SMEs. Support levels differ by activity, so check the rate for the specific activity.

10. Is there a limit on grant support?

Yes. Total grant support is capped at S$100,000 per year across all activities. The cap is shared, not set per activity. Within that cap, up to S$30,000 can go to single-function digital solutions, integrated enterprise systems and selected automation activities.

11. When does the annual cap refresh?

The cap refreshes on 1 April each year.

12. How is the grant paid out?

Grant support is disbursed on a reimbursement basis. You pay for the activity first, then claim the support.

13. When can I submit a claim?

You can submit a claim once the activity is completed and full payment has been made.

14. Should I confirm the timing before I start spending?

Yes. Because support is reimbursed, confirm the requirements, timing and remaining annual cap for your chosen activity on the official page before you commit spend.

15. Can EDGE be combined with other grants?

The official EDGE information does not list any grant that can be combined with EDGE. Confirm the position with Enterprise Singapore before you apply to any other scheme. Costs claimed under one grant cannot be claimed again under another. If EDGE does not fit your project, the SME Centres can advise on other non-EDGE government support schemes.

16. Can I stack SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC) on the EDGE Grant?

No. The official EnterpriseSG EDGE FAQ states that EDGE is not supportable under SFEC. Separately, employers with SFEC-supported programmes under the earlier schemes must submit final claims by 30 November 2026, so plan those claims on their own timeline.

17. How do I find the right activity?

Browse the business areas on the EnterpriseSG EDGE page, or use the BizSG recommender at bizsg.gov.sg to narrow the options.

18. Can Win-Pro help with an EDGE plan?

Yes. Win-Pro can review your technology and operations plans, identify the EDGE activities that fit, and help you scope the project. Enterprise Singapore decides eligibility and approval.

Win-Pro works with Singapore businesses on IT, cybersecurity and digital transformation. We can review your plans, identify the EDGE activities that fit, and scope the project.

Official source: EnterpriseSG EDGE Grant page