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What counts as an SME in Singapore?

Enterprise Singapore counts a company as an SME when its group annual sales turnover is no more than S$100 million or its group employment is no more than 200 workers. Many Singapore grants also require at least 30% local ownership by Singapore citizens or permanent residents, based on ultimate individual ownership.

Each programme sets its own criteria, so check the official programme page. Source: Enterprise Singapore EDGE Grant FAQ. Malaysian programmes use their own size thresholds.

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2 of 11 published programme summaries match these filters. Showing 2.

  • GrantOpen

    Malaysia Travel Promotion Grant (GAMELAN) 2026

    A reimbursable marketing grant for tourism businesses, including registered accommodation operators, taking part in travel fairs, sales missions, familiarisation trips and other promotion.

    Who it may suit: Registered Malaysian tourism entities, explicitly including accommodation operators holding SSM registration, MOTAC registration and a local authority business licence.

    What it supports: Reimburses up to 50% of actual spending or the category ceiling, whichever is lower. Ceilings include RM40,000 for a travel fair in Malaysia, RM60,000 for one overseas and up to RM100,000 for a familiarisation trip.

    The recorded terms require an application before the project starts.

    Key condition
    Apply before the promotion activity takes place; applications run from 15 December 2025 to 30 November 2026, subject to remaining allocation.
    Deadline
    Rolling application; date recorded 30 November 2026
    Last verified
    11 September 2026
  • GrantOpen

    Tourism Sector Support Grant (GSSP) 2026

    A reimbursable Budget 2026 grant for private companies and associations organising tourism programmes and events in Malaysia.

    Who it may suit: Local private companies and local non-governmental associations organising a tourism programme or event held physically in Malaysia. Relevant to hotels that organise destination events, not to routine hotel marketing.

    What it supports: A committee approves the reimbursable amount for each event within the applicable activity-specific ceiling. The guidelines allow up to RM1,000,000 only for the highest programme category; this is not a universal entitlement. Larger programmes may be considered under a formal contract.

    The recorded terms require an application before the project starts.

    Key condition
    Apply before the event; applications run from 16 December 2025 to 30 November 2026, subject to remaining allocation, and events must finish by 31 December 2026.
    Deadline
    Rolling application; date recorded 30 November 2026
    Last verified
    14 September 2026

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