The Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading and Domestic Sales (BUD Fund) is a key initiative by the Hong Kong SAR Government to help non-listed Hong Kong enterprises develop brands, upgrade operations, and expand into mainland China and overseas markets.
The Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading and Domestic Sales (BUD Fund), launched by the Hong Kong SAR Government in June 2012, is designed to help non-listed Hong Kong enterprises develop brands, upgrade operations, and expand into mainland China and 39 economies with which Hong Kong has signed Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and Investment Agreements.
The government covers 25% of total project costs. Up to 70 projects can be applied for, with a maximum subsidy of HK$800,000 per project and a cumulative cap of HK$7 million per enterprise.
The Export Marketing Fund (EMF) helps Hong Kong SMEs expand into overseas markets through financial support for marketing and promotional activities.
Up to 50% of approved project costs, with a maximum of HK$1 million per enterprise.
Hong Kong registered non-listed SMEs with substantive business operations in Hong Kong.
The CMDF supports the development and modernization of the Chinese medicine industry in Hong Kong.
Various subsidy tiers for different project types, supporting a wide range of Chinese medicine initiatives.
Hong Kong registered enterprises and organizations operating in the Chinese medicine sector, including manufacturers, traders, clinics, and professional associations.
Gangchuang Consulting provides full-service BUD fund application assistance. Our team of policy experts, financial professionals, and legal specialists creates customized service plans tailored to your business needs.
From eligibility assessment and documentation preparation to submission and follow-up, we provide end-to-end support throughout the entire application process. With rich practical experience, we maintain a high approval rate, having successfully helped 100+ enterprises across manufacturing, cross-border e-commerce, and other industries secure million-level subsidies.