Build a Winning EDG Proposal with Mezzanine Enterprise
A successful EDG application hinges on a compelling project proposal that demonstrates a significant business transformation. Crafting this requires strategic insight and a deep understanding of the grant's pillars.
At Mezzanine Enterprise, our team of grant advisors specialise in helping businesses structure and articulate their growth projects to meet EDG requirements. Partner with us to build a winning proposal today.
Is My Business Eligible for the EDG?
To be eligible, your company must:
Be registered and operating in Singapore.
Have a minimum of 30% local shareholding.
Be in a financially viable position to start and complete the project.
How Do I Apply for the EDG?
The application process involves:
1. Draft Your Project Proposal
Develop a project proposal that incisively details the following information about your project:
Objectives
Outcomes
Key metrics for success
2. Find a Consultant
For projects requiring a consultant, select one with the relevant expertise.
3. Submit an Application
Apply for the EDG via the Business Grants Portal (BGP).
What is the Funding Support for the EDG?
The EDG funds up to 50% of qualifying project costs. For sustainability-related projects, the support is up to 70% until 31 March 2026.
What Makes a Strong EDG Application in Singapore?
A Solid Project Scope
The EDG is designed for projects that lead to significant business growth and transformation, not for covering day-to-day operational costs. Your proposal must clearly define your project's objectives, outcomes, and key metrics for success.
Understand the Pillars
Your project must fall under one of the three pillars as highlighted above.
Enterprise Development Grant (EDG): Your Comprehensive Guide
26 Sept 2025
The Enterprise Development Grant (EDG) supports Singaporean companies in their endeavours to upgrade, innovate, and venture overseas. The EDG funds projects across three key pillars:
Core capabilities (eg: business strategy)
Innovation and productivity (eg: automation)
Market access (eg: overseas expansion)