New entrepreneurs can look to Startup SG Founder for funding support, mentor-ship and business networks.
Startups can seek early-stage funding to fast-track commercialisation of scalable in-house solutions with Startup SG Tech.
Supports your business’ efforts to upgrade, innovate and venture overseas.
Companies keen to improve productivity by adopting technology solutions can now tap this simplified grant.
Companies looking to market products and services overseas can defray up to 70% of third-party costs through the MRA grant.
Comprehensive support for enterprises’ financing requirements across different stages of growth, for both domestic and overseas activities.
Companies can access unsecured working capital loan of up to S$300,000 to support daily operations.
Innovative, high-growth companies can access alternative venture debt financing of up to S$5 million for business expansion.
Companies can access financing of up to S$15 million to purchase equipment, machines or selected factory properties.
Singapore-based M&OE companies can access working capital to finance their operations and bridge short-term cash flow gaps.
Mid-sized Singapore-based companies developing local and regional infrastructure projects can tap the IFS-NR to manage risk
Mid-sized Singapore-based companies developing local and regional infrastructure projects can tap the IFS-NR to manage risk.
Singapore-based Marine & Offshore Engineering (M&OE) companies can receive greater funding support through the enhanced Internationalisation Finance Scheme (IFS), to tide over the slowdown in the sector.
The LIS helps companies secure short-term trade financing by insuring banks against the insolvency risks of borrowers.
The PRIS provides a 50% subsidy on political risk insurance premiums for Singapore-based companies that venture overseas.
The TCIS protects companies against cashflow problems arising from situations beyond control such as non-payment from buyers.
Financing support to alleviate cashflow needs of enterprises affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Companies can claim 200% tax deduction on eligible costs of overseas market expansion, development, and internationalisation.
The FMI provides fund management companies a concessionary tax rate of 5% for a period of up to 5 years.
This government and private co-investment scheme catalyses financing of tech startups with strong IP and global potential.
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