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Navigating the complex landscape of government incentives can turn commercial ambitions into tangible success. In May 2026, several strategic funding opportunities for Canadian businesses are open to help scale operations, expand export markets, and optimize supply chains. Leyton’s specialists have broken down the latest updates to help you identify programs that match your growth strategy.
The Market Diversification and Consolidation program provides non-repayable grants up to $60,000 for Quebec-based firms. This intake specifically targets business development and marketing projects focused on European markets.
For fast-growing companies eyeing international scaling, the Business Scale-up and Productivity (BSP) program delivers interest-free repayable contributions ranging from $200,000 to $5 million.
The Regional Defence Investment Initiative (RDII) offers a massive $379.2 million total funding pool. This initiative helps small and medium-sized enterprises integrate directly into global defence and security supply chains, supporting Canada’s NATO commitments.
The nationwide AgriMarketing Program provides up to $100,000 in grant funding for for-profit SMEs. The incentive covers 70% of project costs to help businesses explore non-traditional export markets like Africa and the Indo-Pacific. It prioritizes sectors facing active trade disruptions, funding market research, branding, and international trade shows.
Securing these Funding Opportunities for Canadian Businesses requires precise technical alignment and swift execution. Contact Leyton today to assess your eligibility and secure your non-dilutive capital before deadlines close.
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