Short answer
No for SFEC - EnterpriseSG's EDGE FAQ states plainly: "EDGE will not be supportable under SFEC." If you have SFEC-supported programmes under EDG, MRA or PSG, final claims are due 30 November 2026. CTC (Company Training Committee Grant) is a separate scheme from EDGE; nothing published states it cannot be combined with EDGE, so treat it as subject to the ordinary no-double-funding rule on any single cost item rather than a confirmed stack.
Key facts
- EnterpriseSG confirms: "EDGE will not be supportable under SFEC"
- CTC (Company Training Committee Grant) is a separate scheme from EDGE - not addressed by the same FAQ line, so treat CTC + EDGE stacking as subject to the general no-double-funding rule, not a confirmed pairing
- No-double-funding rule: the same cost item cannot be subsidised by two grants
- SFEC final claims for EDG-, MRA- or PSG-supported programmes are due 30 November 2026
EnterpriseSG's EDGE FAQ is explicit on SFEC: "For SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC)-supported programmes under the abovementioned grant schemes, employers are required to submit the final claims by 30 November 2026 ... EDGE will not be supportable under SFEC." That closes the question for SFEC specifically - do not plan an EDGE project on the assumption SFEC will offset it.
If you already have an SFEC-supported EDG, MRA or PSG programme, the clock is on the claim, not the project: submit final claims by 30 November 2026, separate from the 29 September 2026 cutoff for new EDG/MRA/PSG applications.
CTC operates under a different policy framework (workforce and training) and is not part of the EDGE consolidation of PSG, EDG and MRA. EnterpriseSG has not published anything stating CTC cannot be combined with EDGE, but it also has not confirmed a stacking pathway the way it has explicitly ruled out SFEC - the honest position is unconfirmed, not yes or no.
The no-double-funding rule applies across all Singapore grants regardless: the same cost item cannot be subsidised by two schemes simultaneously. Complementary activities funded by different schemes (e.g. an EDGE-funded tool deployment alongside a CTC-funded training programme for the same roles) is the kind of structure that has worked under the current EDG/CTC pairing, but confirm current EDGE-specific guidance with EnterpriseSG before scoping a project on that assumption.
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