Kent and Medway Business Fund — Standard Loan
Kent County Council (Kent and Medway Business Fund)
Worth
£100,000 to £750,000
Loan (repayable)
Deadline
Rolling - no fixed deadline
Type of funding
Loan (repayable)
Where
England (Kent and Medway)
What it is
A 0% interest loan you repay, not a grant: £100,000 to £750,000 for established small and medium-sized businesses in Kent and Medway investing in growth that creates jobs. You must match 50% privately, pay a 10-15% admin charge and normally give security.
Checked 9 Nov 2026 on kent.gov.uk: 0% interest loans of £100,000 to £750,000 (up to £550,000 for start-ups), with 50% private match funding, a 10% admin charge (15% above £600,000) and security normally covering the full loan. Open until the money runs out.
Official sourceWho can apply
A summary of the main rules, not the full list. Kent County Council (Kent and Medway Business Fund) decides who is eligible, so read their guidance before you apply. The free scan checks these against your own business.
- Business based in England
- Based in, or moving to, Kent or Medway
- Fewer than 250 employees
- Investing to grow (new or expanded products, services or processes)
- You can fund 50% from private sources
You cannot apply if
- Charities are not listed (not-for-profit businesses are)
- Not yet trading
Common questions
- Is Kent and Medway Business Fund — Standard Loan open for applications?
- Yes. It is open for applications, with no fixed deadline.
- How much is Kent and Medway Business Fund — Standard Loan worth?
- £100,000 to £750,000. It is a loan (repayable), and the funder decides what each applicant receives.
- Who runs Kent and Medway Business Fund — Standard Loan, and where is it available?
- Kent County Council (Kent and Medway Business Fund) runs it. It is available in England (Kent and Medway).
Does your business qualify?
Eligibility rules are where schemes get fiddly. Gov Owed checks your business against Kent and Medway Business Fund — Standard Loan — and every other UK scheme we track — in about two minutes, free. The £19.95 report then explains exactly why you qualify, drafts your answers and walks you through the real application step by step.
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Information, not financial advice; eligibility is decided by the funder. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Schemes change — confirm details on the official page before applying.
