The Export Grant Guide
Did you know that the Government will reimburse expenses for export promotional activities?
Learn how to improve the chances of receiving your the Export Grant.
Find out how to get back 50% of your marketing costs
Unlike other government grants
the Export Grant is simple:
If you meet the eligibility criteria, you are entitled to the grant.
What is the Export Grant?
A scheme that reimburses expenses for export promotion to existing and potential Australian exporters.
Can you claim it?
The Export Grant can provide funding for up to 50% of promotional costs of export businesses who have spent a minimum of $15,000.
The minimum grant available is $5,000, but this can rise as high as $150,000.
Recently, the government handed out $131.45M worth of grants to companies promoting exports overseas.
There are some key dos and don’ts for claiming the Export Grant, so download our free Top ten tips for getting the Export Grant eBook now.
A guide to the top tips on how to get the Export Grant.
This book will break down what you need to do to make sure your claim gets you your Export Grant.
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I work with many different companies
to hep them secure grants
Here are some recent successes
Bulletoint helped SoftIron secure a grant of $1.5M to open its first manufacturing facility in Australia. The facility will build “clean” computer servers for the Australian Defence Force to be sure there is no unknown code in their data centres. The project will further bolster Australia’s data infrastructure resilience by locally manufacturing our world-leading data centre solutions.
Bulletpoint helped Harry & Larry’s secure a grant of $1.2M. Based in Brunswick, Harry & Larry’s manufacture a range of specialty ice creams. The grant will see 30 new jobs created and investment in a factory expansion with custom engineered production lines, including the latest freezing technology, to make a range of gourmet ice creams and desserts in complex shapes and layers.
Bulletpoint helped Ovira to secure a grant of $400,000 to launch their new medtech device in the USA.
Ovira was founded by Alice Williams, a 27-year old endometriosis sufferer who was inspired to create the new device after years of searching for a pain-management options.
When she couldn’t find a solution that was drug-free or didn’t involve invasive procedures, she developed her own product
Bulletpoint helped Green Bear secure a grant of $500,000. Based in Tottenham, Victoria, Greenbear is a processor of waste and recycled materials. They received funding to build a fully-automated waste sorting line for residential Construction and Demolition (C&D) waste more feasibly and efficiently than current disposal methods.
Bulletpoint helped Cottage Cheese Farm secure a grant of $765,000. Based in Glenroy, Victoria, Cottage Cheese Farm is a specialty cheese manufacturer making mainly Haloumi, Ricotta and Mozzarella cheeses. They received funding to assist with construction of a $6M purpose built cheese and yoghurt manufacturing facility. The project will allow them to expand current operations and introduction of new product lines.
Bulletpoint helped the Greater Shepparton City Council secure a grant of $7.2 M. The project will include construction of five new football fields, a new synthetic hockey pitch and athletics track, and eight new netball courts, together with upgrades to existing multipurpose fields. New lighting, pavilions and improved spectator amenities feature in most elements of the project.
“I emailed Ben as we had a simple query in relation to R&D lodgements for a pre and post consolidation entity and needed confirmation from a R&D specialist.
Ben had assisted us with another client previously and we had found his advice useful.
He was able to provide us with a solution within a few hours of the email”
“I have first come in contact with Ben when trying to understand differences between some government grants. Two quick emails resolved my query. I am now registered for R&D grants!
Thanks Ben!
I continue reading your emails to stay on top of any new opportunities.”
“We have worked with Bulletpoint for the last 4 years.
Ben and his Team are fantastic.
They have been great help in getting us the R&D tax incentive rebate each year and enabling our business to grow internationally.
Highly recommend.”
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About Me
I started Bulletpoint as I love working with small businesses and helping them grow. I noticed how Government Grants can transform good businesses into great businesses.
Ben Cusack - Founder
Ben Cusack - Founder of Bulletpoint
I started Bulletpoint as I love working with small business and helping them grow.
I noticed how Government Grants could transform good businesses into great businesses. So I started to apply my management consulting experience into identifying how to successfully win grants for organisations.
How do I help businesses?
I tell you plain and simply what grants are available to you at no cost.
Most of the time I tell potential clients not to bother applying for grants.
If I recommend a grant to you, I also tell you all the reasons why you would and wouldn’t get it. So you can make an informed decision.
If you need help with the writing of the grant then I can make the process much easier and increase your chances of getting funded.
