Grant guide
BizAdapt grant Singapore — Business Adaptation Grant
The Business Adaptation Grant (BizAdapt) helps Singapore firms hit by tariffs adapt — funding trade-compliance advice, supply-chain diversification and manufacturing reconfiguration, up to 70% for SMEs, capped at S$100,000 per enterprise. Administered by Enterprise Singapore.
Enterprise Singapore · Official page ↗ · Grant eligibility checker
What it funds
Trade-compliance and legal advice, supply-chain optimisation, market diversification, and manufacturing reconfiguration — relocating operations or changing suppliers in response to tariffs.
Support level
Up to 70% for SMEs and 50% for non-SMEs (from 1 April 2026), capped at S$100,000 per enterprise.
Who’s eligible
Registered and operating in Singapore, at least 30% local shareholding, exporting to or operating in overseas markets AND impacted by tariffs. Manufacturing reconfiguration requires at least 51% ownership of the operation.
How to apply
Apply on the Business Grants Portal; reconfiguration activities are assessed against the ownership and impact criteria.
Apply via the Business Grants Portal (gobusiness.gov.sg, via Corppass) ↗
Companies on the record who do this kind of work
BizAdapt can fund projects with firms like these — grant approval is a separate process; confirm on the Business Grants Portal. Browse them by capability: Factory automation services · Warehouse automation services · Contract logistics and third-party logistics (3PL) · Freight forwarding services .
- ABB (Singapore)
The regional arm of the Swiss-Swedish automation major, long-established in Singapore (around 900 staff) with a main office at Ayer Rajah and a Tuas service centre. Supplies industrial robots, PLC and control systems, drives, process automation and industrial software, with a local Robotics Applications Center. Its Marine & Ports business covers switchboards, drives, power distribution, propulsion control and vessel digital and monitoring solutions.
Website - Addverb Technologies
A fast-growing full-stack warehouse-automation and robotics supplier (AMRs, ASRS, sortation, software), listing a Singapore office (Raffles Quay) as its APAC presence.
Website - ASTech
A self-described automation solutions provider, turnkey design house and Industry-4.0 integrator building robotic cells, CNC automation, gantry systems, material handling, inspection fixtures and control software for precision-engineering manufacturers moving to smart factories. Owns design-through-commission scope.
Website - Bansard International
An Asia-focused independent freight forwarder with a Singapore office, self-performing customs.
Website - Beckhoff Automation (Singapore)
The Singapore subsidiary of Beckhoff, at International Business Park, supplying PC-based control, EtherCAT, TwinCAT PLC and motion, and servo drive technology, with local sales, training and service.
Website - BEUMER Group Singapore
A German intralogistics major with a registered Singapore entity (Bendemeer Road). Core strengths in high-speed sortation (tilt-tray, cross-belt), conveying, palletising and airport-baggage handling, backed by material-flow-control software. A strong fit for parcel, e-commerce and airport-adjacent throughput.
Website - Bok Seng Group
A Singapore-HQ project-logistics specialist with regional reach: heavy lifting and transport of oversized cargo, project-cargo storage and load-outs, skidding, positioning and crating, and transport-and-lifting engineering (rigging, sea-fastening, stability analysis), plus breakbulk freight forwarding and warehousing. Equipment includes SPMTs, mobile cranes (100-750 t), crawler cranes (250-750 t), 1,000-tonne hydraulic gantry cranes, jacking and skidding systems, barges and tugs.
Website - Bosch Rexroth (Singapore)
The drive-and-control arm of Bosch, with a Singapore office at Tuas. Supplies electric drives and controls, linear-motion technology, assembly and tightening technology, industrial hydraulics and the ctrlX AUTOMATION platform for factory automation.
Website - CEVA Logistics
A global contract-logistics and warehousing provider with a Singapore operation and a new strategic Singapore warehouse announced, part of CMA CGM.
Website - Chiang Huat Transport
A customs-led Singapore logistics firm with a dedicated customs-brokerage arm registered with Singapore Customs: import GST, export and transhipment permits, Certificate of Origin and Strategic (controlled) goods declarations, with staff stationed at Keppel and Changi; serves FMCG, pharma, precious metals and oil-and-gas, alongside freight forwarding, warehousing and cold storage.
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As at July 2026Indicative guidance only, current as at July 2026 — not an application, approval, or guarantee of eligibility. Scheme terms change; confirm on the official EnterpriseSG page and apply via the Business Grants Portal. EnterpriseSG is consolidating EDG, PSG and MRA into a new “EDGE” grant in H2 2026.