In the year ended 31 March 2025, the Incentive Branch of the DTIC disbursed R4.2 billion across three core areas:
• Manufacturing incentives: R2.4bn
• Services investment incentives (BPO, Film & TV): R1.5bn
• Infrastructure investment support: R246m
These incentive programmes are cost-reimbursive in nature and are therefore most relevant to established businesses with sufficient upfront capital to fund sizeable capital or expansion projects, rather than underfunded start-ups or small-scale initiatives.
When considering these programmes, it is generally best to focus on opportunities where the incentive value is meaningful, and the project economics reasonably justify the effort and complexity involved.
If your business is planning a material investment in manufacturing, infrastructure, services or film and you would like to explore what is available:
- Contact Grant Whittaker grant@agilequity.co.za, or
- Download our Grants & Incentives Summary from our website, which outlines the current incentive landscape and potential programmes (https://agilequity.co.za/government-grants).
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