The Singapore Government will launch a Business Adaptation Grant by Oct 2025 to support companies affected by new U.S. tariffs. It covers costs like trade compliance, supply chain reconfiguration, advisory support and manpower-related costs (e.g. reskilling or redeploying staff). European companies operating in Singapore are eligible.
Singapore Government to launch a Business Adaptation Grant by Oct 2025
July 11, 2025
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