Australian businesses ready to sell goods or services overseas can access grants covering export market research, trade show attendance, international marketing and product adaptation. The Export Market Development Grants (EMDG) scheme is the flagship federal program, reimbursing eligible export promotion expenses each financial year.
In Tasmania, tasmania offers a concentrated grant ecosystem with programs administered across stategrowth tasmania, arts tasmania, screen tasmania, events tasmania and the business growth fund.
Open programs
6 totalThe Solar Sunshot Program seeks to accelerate the development of Australia's solar PV supply chains, catalyse clean energy industries, and drive innovation. It helps Australia connect to new global solar supply chains and take advantage of future employment and investment opportunities in this critical growth sector.
A program designed to support Tasmanian businesses in developing their export capabilities and entering international markets. The program provides resources and assistance to help businesses establish and grow their export operations.
A loan program from Export Finance Australia designed to help Australian small businesses expand into international markets. The loan supports pre-shipment working capital needs and offers short-term finance to bridge funding gaps across a wide range of export destinations. There are no ongoing or early repayment fees, making it a cost-effective financing option for businesses looking to grow.
Defence funding opportunities designed to meet Defence capability needs. The program supports small and medium businesses to join global defence industry supply chains.
The Tradex Scheme provides a cash flow benefit for importers who subsequently export goods. It offers an upfront exemption from Customs duty and goods and services tax (GST) on imported goods that will be exported within 12 months.
The TFES helps Tasmanian businesses and individuals offset the higher cost of shipping goods by sea across Bass Strait. It provides financial assistance for eligible non-bulk goods transported northbound, southbound, or to/from King and Flinders Islands, enabling Tasmanian producers to compete fairly with mainland businesses.
Grant information is sourced from official government websites and updated regularly. Always verify current eligibility and deadlines before applying.