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EDGE - Internationalisation - International Branding

EDGE International Branding

Supports international branding initiatives including brand research, brand strategy and development or refresh of brand identity.

Quick Facts

Key information about this grant, including agency, support level, funding cap, supported costs and application window.

AGENCY

Enterprise Singapore

SUPPORTED COSTS

Professional service costs

SUPPORT LEVEL

Up to 70% for SMEs; up to 50% for non-SMEs

APPLICATION WINDOW

Open - No announced deadline

FUNDING CAP

Up to S$100,000 total EDGE grant support per company per year

LAST REVIEWED

October 7, 2026

What This Grant Supports

Professional service costs

Who This Grant May Suit

Companies developing or refreshing a brand specifically to support overseas expansion

Typical Project Examples

Brand research and analysis, international brand strategy, brand identity development or refresh.

Key Eligibility Notes

Registered and operating in Singapore; at least 30% Singaporean/PR ultimate individual ownership; apply before starting work or making payment/deposit. Eligibility must be maintained through claim submission.

Grant eligibility depends on the latest programme requirements, company profile, project scope, timing and supporting evidence. RIC assesses grant fit based on the specific project context.

Official Grant Information

For official programme details, refer to the relevant government or agency website. Grant terms, support levels and eligibility requirements may change over time.

FAQs

What is the annual EDGE cap?
Up to S$100,000 total grant support per company per year across eligible EDGE activities. The cap refreshes on 1 April.

When can costs be incurred?
Costs incurred from the application date may be supported if the application is approved. Do not start work or make payment/deposit before submitting the application.

How is the grant paid?
On a reimbursement basis after completion and full payment of supported costs, subject to claim approval.

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