Applications reopen for Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund

Applications reopen for Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund

The Scottish Government’s Pivotal Enterprise Resilience Fund (PERF) has just re-opened for new applications.

This is a £90million support package for small and medium sized businesses that are vital to Scotland’s economy and have been impacted by COVID-19.

The fund has been paused since 5th May following an exceptionally high level of applications.

A large volume of applications is once again anticipated, and it is expected the fund will reach its full capacity and close by 5pm on Monday 18th May – so be quick!

For more information and to apply to PERF go to: https://findbusinesssupport.gov.scot/coronavirus-advice/sources-of-funding/pivotal-enterprise-resilience-fund

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