Grants for manufacturing and production craftspeople
In brief
A manufacturing or production craftsperson can fund their investment through local and regional grants. If your trade relates to wood, arts and crafts, or metalworking, dedicated pages list grants more precisely targeted at your trade. This page lists the other schemes currently validated for this trade, with their funder and maximum amount where known.
This sector covers craftspeople who manufacture or produce a good themselves, as opposed to service- or sales-based crafts.
Most of the grants listed here are local investment grants for crafts and trade, run by groups of municipalities, without a fine-grained distinction by industry.
If your trade relates to wood (sawmilling), arts and crafts, or metalworking, dedicated pages list grants specifically designed for these industries.
The FAFCEA and the OPCO EP fund ongoing training for craft business owners and their employees, in addition to investment grants.
The maximum amount is known for only some of the grants listed here. This page helps you identify relevant funding leads, without replacing an individual check of your eligibility.
Run a personalised scan to identify the public grants and funding your company may be able to access.
What projects are covered?
The grants listed here fund the equipment or real-estate investment of a manufacturing craftsperson, without a precise distinction by industry.
Three industries have dedicated trade pages with more targeted grants: sawmilling and the first processing of wood, arts and crafts, and metalworking.
What amount can be obtained?
The maximum amount is known for only some of the grants listed for this trade.
The amount actually awarded depends on your project, the scheme's rules, and the funder's decision.
How do you identify the funding suited to your business?
The number of schemes listed — most of them very local — makes a manual selection lengthy, and sometimes imprecise.
The Capital OS scan automatically cross-references these criteria with the full set of referenced public grants, to identify the ones that genuinely apply to you:
- Your precise manufacturing industry (wood, arts and crafts, metalworking...)
- Your location
- The nature of your project (investment, training)
Public grants for manufacturing and production craftspeople
Page 5 of 5 — 84 grants in total
Aide à l'immobilier d'entreprises industrielles et artisanales de production
CC Pays de Nexon Monts de Châlus, Département 87 - Haute-Vienne
Added on 1 Nov 2026
Aide à l'investissement des entreprises artisanales et commerciales
CC Lacq-Orthez
Added on 1 Nov 2026
CASQ START - Aide à l’investissement des artisans de la communauté d’agglomération du saint-quentinois
CA du Saint-Quentinois
Added on 1 Nov 2026
Cotentin Proximité - Aide à l'investissement
CA du Cotentin
Added on 1 Nov 2026
Human-validated links (AideTagLink, VALIDATED status only — unreviewed proposals are never shown here). Sorted by amount, highest first (then by internal identifier to break ties between the many identical titles). 1 additional grant(s) linked but currently closed, not listed.
Frequently asked questions about grants for manufacturing crafts
What public grants exist for a manufacturing craftsperson?
There are 84 open schemes listed for this trade on Capital OS, overwhelmingly local investment grants with no distinction by industry.
The full list is shown further up this page, with the funder and maximum amount of each grant where known.
Does the FAFCEA fund my business?
The FAFCEA funds ongoing training for self-employed craft business owners and their collaborating spouses, not equipment investment directly.
It complements the investment grants listed here, without replacing them.
Is my business eligible for these grants?
It depends on each scheme: most require a specific location within the relevant territory, and some require a specific industry (wood, arts and crafts, metalworking).
This page does not presume your business's eligibility; a personalized diagnostic checks it against your actual criteria.
How do you apply for this type of grant?
The application is most often made directly with the relevant group of municipalities or Region, or with Bpifrance for national schemes.
A personalized diagnostic first identifies the schemes that are genuinely relevant to your business, before starting the process.
This sector may match yours
Check the grants suited to your company
This page lists the schemes associated with this sector. The personalised report applies your real criteria — industry, size, location, project — before drawing any conclusion on eligibility.
See the opportunities identified by the scan, then access your personalised report.