Sustainability Reporting Grant

Who qualifies

• Must be registered in Singapore.
• The company must be registered or incorporated and physically present in Singapore.
• The company must be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange or have an annual revenue of at least S$100 million.
• The company must intend to produce its first sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures (IFRS S1 and IFRS S2).
• The company is ineligible if it has reached its compliance timeline for mandatory sustainability reporting (e.g. STI constituents from FY2025/6; large non-listed companies with revenue >= S$1 billion and total assets >= S$500 million from FY2030/1).
• The company is ineligible if it is exempted from Singapore's mandatory sustainability-reporting requirements.
• The Qualifying Period is fixed at 2 years, and the requested start date must be within 1 year of the grant application date.
• Only one application per company is allowed, and only one claim may be submitted.
• Companies with at least 30% local equity held directly or indirectly by Singaporeans and/or Singapore PRs should approach Enterprise Singapore, which co-administers the SRG.

What it funds

• Energy efficiency, decarbonisation, green certification, waste reduction
• Core capabilities — strategy, HR, finance, branding, processes

Costs covered: Third-party consultant or professional service fees; Audit, testing, certification, standards fees; Course fees and trainer costs; Hardware, machinery, IT equipment; Software licences and SaaS.

Maximum support: up to 30%.

Recorded cap: S$150,000.

The grant quantum is capped at the lower of 30% of qualifying costs or S$150,000.

Payment: Paid after the company incurs the cost and files a claim.

How to apply

Submit a formal application to EDB (or Enterprise Singapore, for companies with at least 30% local equity) with a Supplementary Form setting out the qualifying costs; after approval, complete the sustainability report and the Declaration Form for Verification of Sustainability Report before submitting the single claim.

1. Confirm eligibility for the relevant SRG category and its application deadline.
2. Prepare the qualifying-cost information for the Supplementary Form.
3. Submit the formal application and completed Supplementary Form to EDB, or to Enterprise Singapore if the company has at least 30% local equity.
4. Produce the sustainability report incorporating ISSB-based climate-related disclosures by the end of the Qualifying Period.
5. Complete the Declaration Form for Verification of Sustainability Report (issued as an annex to the Letter of Award) and submit the single claim.

Before applying

• Apply by the deadline for the relevant SRG category.
• Qualifying costs may only be incurred during the Qualifying Period, except external consultancy and assurance costs incurred and paid no more than 12 months before Day 1 of the Qualifying Period for data review, pre-assurance checks or report preparation.
• All qualifying costs must go towards a sustainability report for a single reporting period.

Documents

• Supplementary Form — Requires additional information on the qualifying costs, e.g. training costs, equipment.

Claiming support

The company may submit its claim once it has submitted the completed sustainability report and the completed Declaration Form for Verification of Sustainability Report. Only one claim is allowed.

The sustainability report milestone is due by the end of the Qualifying Period, which is fixed at 2 years.

Contact: https://www.edb.gov.sg/en/contact-us

Application window: Category-specific application deadlines: 31 May 2025 for STI constituents (no longer eligible), 31 Jan 2028 for non-STI listed companies with market cap above S$1 billion, and 31 Jan 2030 for all other listed companies, large non-listed companies and other non-listed companies.

Closes: 2030-01-31