Project Grants
NAMIC supports the adoption of additive manufacturing (AM) technology in Singapore by funding enterprise driven research and development projects in collaboration with our hubs. Under RIE2030, these schemes are for projects with clear commercial alignment. These grants are targeted to help companies achieve value capture outcomes beyond commercialisation, such as supply chain resilience, sustainability impact, creation of high value-added local jobs and knowledge assets.
Towards the goal of creating value to Singapore’s manufacturing economy, we invite you to apply for our grants.
Grant Schemes
NAMIC POC Fund (Deploy and Scale)
Scheme details
- 12 to 36 months funding duration
- 1:1 co-funding from collaborator (cash and in-kind contributions)
- Up to $500,000
Focus
- Market-driven initiatives
- Technology validation for deployment
- IP licensing
- Talent upskilling
NAMIC also has a partnership with other government agencies through industry grants like IAF-ICP, RIS(C), IDS, PACT, EDG, IIF, MRA, MINT to support productivity and test-bedding scale-up for companies in Singapore.
Grant Eligibility
Projects must be product- or service-driven with a clear commercial roadmap aligned to sectoral needs and national priorities.
The industry partner must be ACRA-registered in Singapore or have a credible plan to establish a local presence.
Project PIs and collaborators cannot solicit other funding sources concurrently for the same project scope.
Evaluation Criteria
Frequently Asked Questions
All industry collaborators, including start-ups, SMEs, LLEs, and MNCs, who wish to explore Additive Manufacturing (AM) in their business domain are welcome to apply for the grant. However, the industry partner must be ACRA-registered in Singapore or have a credible plan to establish a local presence.
No. We do not fund projects that are already receiving another grant for the same scope.
Projects must be product or service driven with a clear commercial roadmap and business case aligned to Singapore’s sectoral needs and national priorities, such as industry adoption and value capture.
Each curated project will be evaluated by NAMIC’s Technical Advisory Panel. All project teams will be invited to present in-person at the evaluation session.
It typically takes around 16 weeks from the first engagement to receive approval, depending on complexities. The formal evaluation stage of the proposal usually takes between 4 to 8 weeks.
The grant call is open from 1 April 2026 to 31 December 2030. To apply for the grant, you may email Ms Delphine Poh with details on your problem statement, solutions you are seeking, and your commercialisation intent.