Unlocking Capital for Advanced Manufacturing.
Funding for automation, plant expansion, and supply-chain modernization with practical program matching and planning.
Manufacturing companies in Canada have access to deep federal and provincial funding pools for automation, process optimization, and facility expansion. Programs like FedDev BSP and PrairiesCan offer substantial repayable contributions for scale-up, while SR&ED covers process R&D. The CCA accelerated investment incentive provides immediate tax deductions on qualifying equipment.
Primary Programs
FedDev BSP + SR&ED
Median Recovery
$850,000 per SME
Key Parameters
Matching Funding Programs
Programs commonly accessed by Advanced Manufacturing companies in Canada.
Typical Eligible Expenses
Common cost categories that qualify for funding in the Advanced Manufacturing sector.
Custom automation and robotics integration
Process engineering for production optimization
Equipment acquisition for expanded capacity
Employee training on new manufacturing systems
Quality control system development
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Can I get funding for a new production line?
Yes. FedDev BSP and PrairiesCan provide repayable contributions for capital expansion. The CCA accelerated investment incentive also allows immediate deduction of qualifying equipment costs.
Is process optimization eligible for SR&ED?
It can be, if the optimization involves systematic investigation to resolve a technological uncertainty. Simply buying better equipment is not eligible, but developing a novel process to solve a manufacturing constraint qualifies.
What training grants are available for manufacturers?
COJG (Canada-Ontario Job Grant) covers up to $10,000 per employee for short-term training. The Skills Development Fund supports larger workforce transformation programs.