In this new series of monthly videos, our consultant team will help you discover specific government grants available in Canada, and share key details that you need to know.
For this episode, our Government Grants Consultant, Oumaima Sioury, will go through the Programme de Soutien à la Commercialisation et à l’Exportation (PSCE) and explain how this program can help, among other things, SMEs to commercialize their products and services in the Quebec market. This program replaces the program formerly known as PEX or the Export Program.
This video has been recorded in french.
Examples of topics covered:
What is the PSCE?
Discover the three components, with each component having distinct objectives
Eligibility for the program
And more!
Watch our expert shares all details on the PSCE Program
Summary of Key Points:
To conclude, the Programme de Soutien à la Commercialisation et à l’Exportation (PSCE) replaces the program formerly known as PEX or the Export Program who closed in September 2021. Unlike the PEX, this program is divided into 3 components, each of which has distinct objectives.
The financial assistance granted to the company takes the form of a non-repayable contribution. This assistance can reach 50% of eligible expenses, up to a maximum of $250,000 over a maximum period of 12 months, and the total amount of government assistance cannot exceed 75% of total project expenses for component 1 and 60% for components 2 and 3.
Oumaïma Sioury holds two master’s degrees in management and finance from HEM Business School and IAE Lyon. She recently joined theGrantsBusiness Unit at Leyton Canada as Grants Analyst.
