ACOA Business Development Program (BDP)

ACOA Business Development Program (BDP) is sponsored by Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA). Provides interest-free, unsecured funding to help Atlantic Canadian businesses start, grow, and modernize.

Business Development Program - Canada. ca Business Development Program The Business Development Program (BDP) helps entrepreneurs launch, modernize and grow their business in Atlantic Canada. Surrette Battery, Springhill, N.

S. ACOA Business Information Services Through the BDP, the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) funds new ideas so you can get them off the ground. We also help existing companies get to the next level.

If you have a non-profit organization that fuels business growth, you can also access support. Support for entrepreneurs If you're looking to finance your next expansion or start a new business, we can help! Our repayable funding is interest-free and unsecured.

You could get up to 50% of the capital you need to grow your business or launch a new one. We also support business growth activities. You could get an interest-free contribution to cover up to 75% of the costs for: marketing/trade activities productivity improvements environmental management systems ACOA helps non-profit organizations support Atlantic Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

We fund projects so businesses can grow, become more competitive and increase their productivity. Your organization could receive support to help SMEs with: business counselling and advice training and specialized services Contact your nearest ACOA office to discuss your project and then complete and submit the Application for financial assistance. Ready for your next move?

If so, the ACOA Business Information Services can help you. We’ll connect you to the right people and programs to help you achieve your goals. Our service is personal, bilingual and free.

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