Support for businesses
To support its economy, in collaboration with its partners, the city is launching measures for private and collective companies, merchants and support organizations.
Financing and Support Services
PME MTL, the city’s business support network, offers loans and subsidies to support startup and growth of Montréal businesses. It also offers customized support with experts free of charge.
Funding for sustainable development
In a context of ecological transition, Montréal is offering support to companies that would like to implement sustainable renovation and rehabilitation of contaminated soil.
Sustainable industrial buildings subsidy
Contaminated land rehabilitation subsidy
Financial support for owners of industrial lots in eastern Montréal
Subsidy for business linking
To support innovation marketing, Montréal is offering up and coming businesses up to $50,000 to develop a linking project with a large organization.
Open Innovation Subsidy Program for start-up companies
Support for circular economy
Synergie Montréal offers support to companies that would like to adopt principles of circular economy to be part of a more sustainable economy.
Merchants
Retail businesses in the Montreal agglomeration are eligible for measures that have been implemented for businesses. The city and its partners also have specific support and funding measures to offer.
Find out more about these measures
Social economy businesses
Social economy businesses, cooperatives and non-profits are eligible for measures created for businesses and companies. They can also get financial support that is customized to their needs, free advisory services and training.
Learn more about these measures
Support organizations
Montréal supports NPOs in its economic ecosystem. Through calls for projects, non-profit organizations can get funding to carry out innovative projects for businesses in various sectors.
Economic stimulus plans and measures
Specific support measures for the downtown area
Montréal is partnering with the Québec government to invest $25 million in a series of tangible measures to revitalize the downtown core, which has been hit hard by the pandemic.
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