Funding property for your business’s development in the Grand Narbonne
The Grand Narbonne aid concerns development property projects: land acquisition linked to construction, construction, extension, rehabilitation or modernisation of vacant buildings, and certain fees. The catalogue indicates a cap of €50,000 and specifies that the grant may not exceed the business’s equity. The rate, final expenditure base, employment commitments and available funding should be confirmed in the current rules.
Acquiring land or constructing, extending or rehabilitating a building can be decisive for a business’s growth. The Grand Narbonne lists a business property aid to support development and employment projects. The catalogue mentions a cap of €50,000, with an amount depending on the size, sector and location of the business; the project must also present a coherent development plan and a share of financing without public aid.
Funded by Agglomération Le Grand Narbonne
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Who can apply
The catalogue targets SMEs and mid-sized companies with their registered office or the establishment concerned in the Grand Narbonne territory. Special cases are listed for certain structuring projects, associations meeting specific criteria and essential rural shops. Several activities are excluded, notably certain financial services, liberal professions, banks, insurance, primary agricultural producers and businesses in difficulty. The local authority should confirm how these rules apply to the application.
Eligibility conditions
Profile and criteria to check: SMEs and mid-sized companies with their registered office or the establishment concerned in the Grand Narbonne territory. Also eligible: exceptionally, large companies with 5,000 or more employees if the project is structuring for the territory (strongly job-creating, significant investment, etc.); associations located or setting up in the Grand Narbonne territory if they are approved as a work-integration enterprise (EI) or adapted enterprise (EA) or if their income statement shows at least 50% of revenue from the sale of goods or services; local shops meeting essential needs of the population in rural areas and located in municipalities with fewer than 3,000 inhabitants, outside metropolitan areas; businesses whose main activity is processing and/or storing and/or packaging and/or marketing agricultural products or products derived from them (secondary processing). Not eligible: main activities of financial services; liberal professions; banks; insurance; retail and trading companies (other than B2B and trade in agricultural products); farms (primary producers); CUMAs; SCIs (for the agri-food and wine sectors); businesses in difficulty. Operational conditions listed: businesses must be up to date with their social security and tax obligations; present a complete and coherent multi-year development project setting out its priority objectives and the investment resources (equipment, intangible, human, logistical and financial) and the measurable results expected; justify the application by a creation, extension or development and undertake to maintain jobs for 5 years and/or create new jobs (3 years for aid granted to SMEs). At least 25% of the investment expenditure must be financed without any public aid. Point of attention: the official page announces an annual budget of €250,000 and a cap of €50,000 per business. The detailed conditions, including the rate and application timetable, should be confirmed with the Grand Narbonne.
What the scheme covers
The listed expenditure includes land acquisition, up to 10% of eligible expenditure where construction of business premises starts within the year, as well as the construction, extension, rehabilitation or modernisation of vacant buildings. Certain project-related fees are also mentioned. The catalogue specifies a cap of €50,000 and a limit linked to equity; the details of the expenditure base, rate and exclusions should be confirmed.
Amount and funding terms
Amount taken from the catalogue (to be confirmed): a grant that varies according to the size, sector and location of the business, capped at €50,000. The grant awarded may not exceed the business’s equity. The amount actually awarded depends on the accepted expenditure base, the aid regime, the size and situation of the business, other public funding and the available budget. No amount should be considered secured before confirmation from the funder.
How to apply
1. Describe the property project, the activity concerned, the address and the expected effects on development and employment. 2. Prepare a multi-year development plan, a broken-down budget and a financing plan showing the share financed without public aid. 3. Ask the Grand Narbonne to confirm the applicable rate, the €50,000 cap, the equity limit, eligible expenditure and employment commitments. 4. Check whether the application must precede the land purchase, signature or works. Capital OS can help you structure the financing plan and identify additional funding.
Timeline
No closing date or continuous opening is confirmed. The Grand Narbonne must confirm the application dates, available funding and the rules applying to expenditure before any commitment. The construction timetable after land acquisition is also a point to validate against the rules.
Key facts
- Funder
- Agglomération Le Grand Narbonne
- Type of funding
- Grant
- Status
- Ongoing
- Maximum amount
- €50,000
- Automatically extracted — check the official source
- Geographic scope
- Not specified
Frequently asked questions
What maximum amount is indicated?
The catalogue mentions a cap of €50,000, with an amount that varies according to the size, sector and location of the business. It also specifies that the grant may not exceed the business’s equity.
Which property investments are covered?
Land acquisition linked to construction, construction, extension, rehabilitation or modernisation of vacant buildings, and certain fees. The rules determine the final expenditure base.
What strengthens the application?
A coherent multi-year development project, a detailed budget, a financing plan showing the share without public aid, and expected results in terms of activity or employment.
Official source
No official URL is available in our data for this grant.
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