Business Loans and Funds

    The BGF is designed to bridge the financing gap between the early stage of commercialisation and venture capital financing for high technology companies.  The BGF also functions as a follow-on funding program capable to assist high-growth technology based companies to scale up and expand their business, preferably in the international market. …

    Business Start-up Fund (BSF) is established to fund new start-up technology-based companies. The Fund incorporates elements of loan and equity, offering companies flexible funding via Convertible Notes (CN) and/or Preference Shares. The objectives of BSF are to support and encourage entrepreneurship; creation of new strategic businesses that are …

    The Business Expansion Fund (BEF) was introduced to assist Bumiputera technology based business entities to expand their operations locally and internationally. The fund offers a combination of equity and loan-based financing. The equity portion will be offered through the subscription of RCPS (Redeemable Convertible Preference Shares) without any …

    Halal Technology Development Fund (Halal Fund) is specifically designed to nurture and finance Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) for long term growth and export-driven through halal-compliant activities. The primary focus of Halal Fund is to provide companies with access to the best advisory services and networks. The activities include …

    Halal Technology Development Fund (Halal Fund) is specifically designed to nurture and finance Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) for long term growth and export-driven through halal-compliant activities. The primary focus of Halal Fund is to provide companies with access to the best advisory services and networks. The activities include …

  TAF is established to facilitate eligible Malaysian companies in the acquisition of foreign technologies for immediate incorporation into the company’s manufacturing activity. TAF’s partial grant enables companies to avoid expensive and often risky technology development stages. The acquisition of technology could be in the form of acquiring know-how / …

    CRDF is for the funding of commercialisation activities of locally developed technologies undertaken by Malaysian-owned companies.  The technologies can be those developed by the public sector or they can also be the output of in-house research and development (R&D) activities by the companies. CRDF 1 CRDF 1 is …

    CRDF 2 CRDF 2 is a grant for the commercialisation of any local R&D by SME; Note: a) ‘SME’ is defined as below:- Manufacturing SectorA company with annual turnover not exceeding RM 50 million OR having employees not exceeding 200. Services sector and other sectorsA company with annual …

    CRDF 3 CRDF 3 is a grant for the commercialisation of any local R&D by a ‘non-SME’. Note: a) ‘SME’ is defined as below:- Manufacturing SectorA company with annual turnover not exceeding RM 50 million OR having employees not exceeding 200. Services sector and other sectorsA company with …