Business grants in Ayrshire
Ayrshire covers East, North and South Ayrshire. The region has manufacturing, aerospace, agriculture, food production and a substantial visitor economy.
Funding available to businesses in Ayrshire comes from two directions. Local programmes are run by the council, regional partnerships or area-specific funds, and are usually restricted to businesses trading within the area. Scotland-wide programmes are open to eligible businesses anywhere in the country, and are often larger.
Before applying, check three things: that your trading address falls inside the eligible boundary, that your business stage and legal structure are accepted, and whether the programme expects match funding towards the project cost.
Local funding for Ayrshire
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Scotland-wide funding open to Ayrshire businesses
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Common funding types in Ayrshire
- Grants towards capital costs such as equipment, machinery and premises
- Interest-free or low-interest loans for energy efficiency and growth projects
- Vouchers and subsidised advice for digital, export and specialist support
- Training subsidies covering part of the cost of accredited courses
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Frequently asked questions
What business grants are available in Ayrshire?
Businesses in Ayrshire can usually apply to both local programmes run in the area and Scotland-wide funding. This page currently lists 0 open local programmes and 0 open Scotland-wide programmes.
Do I need to trade in Ayrshire to apply?
Local programmes normally require your trading address to be within the area, and some ask for evidence such as a business rates bill. Scotland-wide funding is open regardless of which council area you are in.
Can I apply to more than one programme?
Usually yes, provided the same cost is not funded twice and each funder allows it. Always tell each provider about other funding you have applied for.