Automation Capital Allowance (Automation CA)
Amount varies
A 200% capital allowance on automation and Industry 4.0 equipment for manufacturing and services companies, which reduces taxable income.
Amount varies
A 200% capital allowance on automation and Industry 4.0 equipment for manufacturing and services companies, which reduces taxable income.
Up to MYR 10,000,000
Low-rate financing of up to RM10 million for SMEs in high-tech manufacturing, ICT/R&D and green, digital or biotech solution providers, including commercially ready start-ups.
Up to MYR 10,000,000
Financing of up to RM10 million for SMEs in any sector to invest in or fund working capital for low-carbon and sustainable operations.
Up to MYR 50,000
Collateral-free micro-financing of up to RM50,000 for micro businesses and self-employed people, including gig workers.
Up to MYR 100,000
Micro-financing for young entrepreneurs aged 30 and below to fund working capital, equipment and renovation.
Up to MYR 100,000
Government-backed micro financing from BSN for small Malaysian-owned businesses and self-employed professionals, for working capital, assets or renovation.
Up to MYR 20,000
Small BSN loans for new entrepreneurs who have recently formalised their business, to cover working capital, assets or renovation.
Up to MYR 150,000
Conditional pre-seed grant of up to RM150,000 for tech start-ups and teams to build a functional prototype or MVP.
Up to MYR 600,000
Conditional commercialisation grant of up to RM600,000 for young tech companies to take a product to market.
Up to MYR 5,000
Matching grant covering half the cost of up to three digital services (e.g. e-POS, digital marketing, ERP/accounting, cybersecurity, HR/CRM) bought from MDEC-listed service providers.
Up to MYR 20,000,000
Government guarantee of up to 80% on new bank financing for MSMEs (and up to 70% for mid-tier companies), helping businesses without enough collateral borrow for working capital or capital expenditure.
Amount varies
Government guarantee of 60-80% on bank financing for green technology projects in energy, manufacturing, transport, building, waste and water.
Amount varies
Registered employers pay a monthly training levy and can claim it back as grants to train staff, take on trainees or set up training facilities.
Up to MYR 100,000
Micro and small business financing of RM1,000 to RM100,000 for Indian Malaysian entrepreneurs.
Up to MYR 300,000
Reimbursable grant that helps Malaysian SMEs, professional service providers, associations and co-operatives pay for export promotion such as international trade fairs, trade missions, overseas retail listing fees and international export certification.
Up to MYR 3,000,000
Financing of RM100,000 to RM3 million for women-led SMEs to buy assets or fund working capital.
Up to MYR 500,000
Guaranteed low-rate financing for tourism SMEs such as hotels, tour operators and tourist transport, to fund expansion and operations.
Up to MYR 20,000,000
Syariah-compliant financing for Bumiputera businesses in retail, manufacturing, services and other sectors, from growth loans to contract financing.
Up to MYR 1,000,000
Low-rate loans for SMEs in flood-prone areas, or previously flooded, to invest in flood protection and resilience. A separate relief part opens after major floods.
Up to MYR 750,000
RM5 billion working-capital facility for viable SMEs, including micro businesses, hit by trade and supply-chain disruption from the Middle East / West Asia conflict.
Up to MYR 3,000,000
Subsidised financing of RM100,000 to RM3 million for MSMEs to buy machinery, IT systems, software and other technology that raises productivity.
Up to MYR 20,000,000
Financing of RM50,000 to RM20 million for MOTAC-registered tourism SMEs to buy assets or fund working capital.
Up to MYR 100,000
Shariah-compliant micro and small business financing for Bumiputera entrepreneurs, from RM1,000 up to RM100,000, for running or growing a business.
Up to MYR 10,000,000
A long-running government guarantee on bank loans for working capital and capital expenditure. There are variants for start-ups, Bumiputera, women-owned, exporters, and automation/digital projects.