Ref: EDGE · Enterprise Singapore · reviewed 05 Jul 2026
EDGE (Unified Enterprise Grant)
Announced at Budget 2026: one unified grant that consolidates EDG, PSG and MRA into a single activity-based application covering digitalisation, overseas expansion, and enterprise efficiency. Launching in the second half of 2026 and open to ALL Singapore businesses, including non-SMEs.
Reported up to S$100,000 per year for eligible activities (confirm at launch)
Who qualifies
- ✓All Singapore businesses, including non-SMEs (a first: EDG/PSG/MRA were SME-focused)
- ✓Businesses planning digitalisation, overseas expansion, or efficiency projects
- ✓Until launch, applicants use the existing EDG, PSG and MRA via the Business Grants Portal
What it pays for
- Digitalisation and AI adoption activities
- New market expansion activities (the MRA lane)
- Enterprise efficiency and capability upgrading (the EDG lane)
- Exact activity list and caps to be confirmed at launch
How to apply
Launching 2H 2026; EDG/PSG/MRA continue in the meantime
- 1Not yet open: EDGE launches in the second half of 2026
- 2Until then, apply under EDG, PSG or MRA as usual (approved projects continue unaffected)
- 3Plan upcoming projects so they can slot into EDGE's activity-based format at launch
Advisor's note
EDGE changes the game: one application, activity-based, and open to non-SMEs. If your project can wait for the launch window it may fit EDGE; if it cannot, the current EDG/MRA windows are live now (MRA at an enhanced 70% for SMEs). We track the launch and will update this entry the day details are published.
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Common questions
How much does the EDGE cover?
Successor to EDG / PSG / MRA support, reported up to S$100,000 per year for eligible activities (confirm at launch). Announced at Budget 2026: one unified grant that consolidates EDG, PSG and MRA into a single activity-based application covering digitalisation, overseas expansion, and enterprise efficiency. Launching in the second half of 2026 and open to ALL Singapore businesses, including non-SMEs.
Who is eligible for the EDGE?
All Singapore businesses, including non-SMEs (a first: EDG/PSG/MRA were SME-focused) Businesses planning digitalisation, overseas expansion, or efficiency projects Until launch, applicants use the existing EDG, PSG and MRA via the Business Grants Portal
What does the EDGE pay for?
Digitalisation and AI adoption activities New market expansion activities (the MRA lane) Enterprise efficiency and capability upgrading (the EDG lane) Exact activity list and caps to be confirmed at launch
How do I apply for the EDGE?
1. Not yet open: EDGE launches in the second half of 2026 2. Until then, apply under EDG, PSG or MRA as usual (approved projects continue unaffected) 3. Plan upcoming projects so they can slot into EDGE's activity-based format at launch
How long does the EDGE take?
Launching 2H 2026; EDG/PSG/MRA continue in the meantime
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