Short answer
The Business Adaptation Grant supports Singapore businesses adapting to tariff and trade disruption. It co-funds up to 70% for SMEs (50% for non-SMEs), capped at S$100,000, across FTA and legal advisory, supply-chain reconfiguration, and overseas restructuring. It's aimed at trade-exposed sectors — wholesale, trade, and import-export — that didn't previously have a clean grant fit.
Key facts
- Up to 70% (SME) / 50% (non-SME) co-funding
- Cap: S$100,000
- Covers FTA/legal advisory, supply-chain reconfiguration, overseas restructuring
- Aimed at tariff- and trade-impacted businesses
BizAdapt is a genuinely newer line of support that fills a gap — businesses hit by tariff and trade shifts often didn't fit neatly into PSG or EDG. If your supply chain or overseas operations are exposed, it's worth scoping.
It can sit alongside other grants on a broader transformation. As always, keep cost lines clean so a BizAdapt claim doesn't overlap with PSG, EDG, or MRA.
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