BizSG gives Singapore SMEs a simpler way to discover government grants, trade tools and business support. Learn how SMEs can use the new platform to identify relevant schemes while still planning project costs, cash flow and funding needs carefully.
From YA 2027, the automatic DTDi expenditure cap rises to S$400,000 and expands to more qualifying internationalisation activities. Here’s how SMEs can factor the enhanced tax deduction into overseas expansion budgets without underestimating cash-flow and market-entry risks.
EFS-M&A now supports financing for local and overseas acquisitions. Here’s how SMEs can assess sustainable cash flow, integration costs, debt service, working capital and downside risk before deciding how much acquisition financing a target can support.
From 30 September 2026, the new EDGE Grant will replace EDG, MRA and PSG. Here’s what Singapore SMEs should review about eligibility, the S$100,000 annual support cap, reimbursement timing, project prioritisation and cash-flow planning before committing to a new investment.
Growth is usually seen as a good sign for any SME. More customers, more orders, larger projects, new outlets and higher sales can all make a business owner feel that the company is moving in the right direction. However, growth can also create one of the most overlooked business risks: cash flow pressure. A business…
Equipment can play an important role in helping SMEs operate better and grow. A business may need equipment to improve productivity, increase capacity, reduce manual work, improve service quality, or support larger projects. However, equipment can also require a large upfront cost. If the business uses too much cash to purchase equipment, it may affect…
