GRANTS FROM MOSTI

1. ScienceFund

The funding is for strategic basic and applied research up to laboratory proof of concept with specific objectives to generate new knowledge through basic and  applied sciences as well as to enhance research capability and increase number of researchers.

Target Group :                 

v   Research Institutions (RIs) and Institutions of Higher   Learning (IHLs) in the public sector;

v   IHLs and RIs in the private sector, subject to approval by MOSTI.

v   Government Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Agencies.

v   Government Linked Company (GLC) Research Laboratories.

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2. TechnoFund

TechnoFund is a competitive pre commercialisation funding to undertake the development of new (and / or cutting edge) technologies that create new businesses and economic wealth for Malaysia

 Target Group :

v  Institutions of Higher Learning (IHLs) in the public & private sector;

v  Government Research Institutes (GRIs); and

v  Companies registered with Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM)

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GRANTS FROM MSC MALAYSIA

1. R&D GRANT SCHEME

RM 110 million has been allocated for the MSC Malaysia Research and development Grant Scheme (MGS) to help your company develop its ICT/multimedia products to its full commercial potential. If your company is a locally-owned MSC status company, the MGS will provide a non-repayable grant of up to 50% (or aup to 1.2 million) of the approved total project cost to develop your company`s R&D programmes.

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GRANTS FROM SME INTERNATIONAL

1. TECHNOLOGY ACQUISITIONS FUND (TAF 1)

To promote SMEs to be globally competitive through the usage of modern technology in manufacturing and to promote development processes for existing or new products as well as acquisition of foreign technology.

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2. MATCHING GRANT FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

To provide assistance to SMEs by providing matching grant to improve and upgrade existing products, product design and process upgrading for businesses in the following sectors:

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GRANTS FROM SMECORP

1. MATCHING GRANT FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT

The Scheme provides matching grant to SMEs for improvement and upgrading of existing products, product design and processes upgrading.

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2. MATCHING GRANT FOR CERTIFICATION AND QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

The Scheme provides matching grant for SMEs to obtain certification and quality management systems.

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3. GRANT FOR ENHANCING MARKETING SKILLS OF SMEs

This scheme provides assistance for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to improve their marketing strategies to compete in both the domestic as well as export markets.
The scheme aimed at assisting SMEs to enhance their employees marketing skills through short-term courses in areas such as marketing strategies and planning, pricing, distribution, development of brand, merchandising and customer services.

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GRANTS FROM MIDA

1. INCENTIVES FOR KNOWLEDGE-BASED ACTIVITIES

Malaysia is in the process of transforming itself from a production-based to a knowledge-based economy. To further encourage companies to invest in knowledge-intensive activities, companies that qualify will be granted "Strategic Knowledge-based Status".

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2. Incentives for Information and Communication Technology (ICT)

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GRANTS FROM MIDF

1. SOFT LOAN SCHEME FOR INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION (SLICT)

The SLICT was launched in January 2004 to assist small and medium enterprises to improve their competitiveness, efficiency and productivity through the adoption of ICT in business management and operations.
The fund for the Scheme is channelled from the Government via the Small and Medium Industries Development Corporation (SMIDEC) and the Scheme is implemented by MIDF.

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2. SOFT LOAN SCHEME FOR SERVICES CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT (SLSCD)

The SLSCD was launched in April 2009 to assist companies and enterprises to undertake upgrading and modernisation for diversifying into higher value-added activities, and improving the productivity and efficiency of service delivery.
It addresses the impact of liberalisation on local services providers by providing financial assistance to the services sectors to build up its capacity in order to withstand competition due to the opening up of markets as well as to strengthen international competitiveness.

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