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Small Business Growth Grants is sponsored by Western Australian Government, Small Business Development Corporation (SBDC). This program provides matched funding to help established small business owners in Western Australia access professional services to help them grow their business. This can include services like business planning, digital marketing, cybersecurity, and export readiness.
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Small Business Growth Grants | SBDC Small Business Growth Grant Small Business Growth Grants Ready to grow your business? We’re backing your next big step. Applications for the Small Business Growth Grants are now closed.
Access up to $10,000 in co-funded services to help grow your business. Please note : Business location classifications are based on the SBDC’s service network. Please refer to the SBDC Regional service map to see which areas are considered metropolitan or regional for the purposes of this program.
Metro eligibility criteria Find out more about the eligibility criteria for businesses located in the Perth metropolitan area . Regional eligibility criteria Find out more about the eligibility criteria for businesses located in regional Western Australia . Frequently asked questions Read our frequently asked questions to find out more about the Small Business Growth Grants and how to apply.
Information for service providers If you provide services in one of the areas covered by the Small Business Growth Grants, find out more about the information you'll need to supply to applicants and access resources you can use to promote your services. Resources for government and industry stakeholders to promote the Small Business Growth Grants to their citizens and/or members.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: WA-based for-profit businesses operating in metropolitan or regional areas, looking to grow, expand, or strengthen operations. Must have held an ABN and been registered for GST since January 1st, 2024. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Small Business Growth Grants is funded by Western Australian Government, Small Business Development Corporation (SBDC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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