Federal and Sarawak agencies have jointly mobilised more than RM950 million for Sarawak's enterprise ecosystem from January to October 2026, according to the Sarawak Economic Development and Coordination Committee (SEDCC). The figure brings together support across agencies, including financing facilities, training, capacity-building and market access. It is not an announcement of a single new grant that every business can apply for. SEDCC said its coordination links government agencies, government-linked companies, financial institutions and the private sector so their programmes complement one another. For local firms, the relevant support still depends on the individual facility or programme; the statement does not set out a new application window or a per-business entitlement. A separate SME competitiveness master-plan collaboration between the state Ministry of International Trade, Industry and Investment and Unimas Holdings Sdn Bhd covers digitalisation, innovation, financing, markets and business capacity. The report describes an exchange of agreement documents, not a completed rollout of new services.