North Lanarkshire Council
Business Growth Fund
A competitive, discretionary 50% grant for small and medium enterprises in North Lanarkshire to fund projects that help them grow, create jobs, boost productivity or advance digital capabilities.
What it pays for
Conditions to know about
Aimed at SMEs with fewer than 250 employees in key sectors in North Lanarkshire. Maximum £40,000 total over 24 months; up to two applications. Must be working with a Business Gateway Adviser. Paid retrospectively. Final submission deadline in the 2026 schedule is 13 Nov 2026 onward; the closing date given is the last listed panel submission deadline.
How to apply
Applications go through the funder. Read their page for the full rules and the form.
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Listed under Equipment, Energy and net zero, Training and hiring, Exporting, Premises, Digital, Growth, England, North Lanarkshire
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