Going Global Export Program
A customised program to help NSW small to medium businesses enter or expand in global markets. Get expert training, market insights, and support tailored to your industry and target country.
The Going Global Export Program (GGEP) helps small to medium businesses break into international markets. Whether you’re new to exporting or entering a new region, this free program gives you practical support to grow your global reach.
Over 2 to 4 months, you will participate in:
- expert-led workshops.
- market intelligence briefings.
- cultural and pitch training.
- introductions to potential partners and buyers.
- in-market visits with support from dedicated trade representatives.
- Investment NSW is partnering with Austrade to deliver a number of GGEP under the Accessing New Markets Initiative (ANMI) in 2026-27. ANMI is a $55 million program helping Australian businesses diversify and grow their exports, designed and jointly delivered by Austrade and industry.
Going Global Export Programs
- Clean Energy to Malaysia, June 2027.
- Construction and Infrastructure to Saudi Arabia, April 2027.
- Agrifood and Consumer Goods to the USA, February 2027.
- Wine to Canada, March 2027.
- Agrifood, Food and Beverage and Consumer Goods to Greater China, April 2027.
- Agrifood to Southeast Asia, May 2027. (ANMI)
- Deep Tech to Japan, November 2026. Apply now.
- Digital Technologies to the UK, April 2027.
Digital Technologies to the USA, May 2027.
- Health to the UK, June 2027.
Who can apply
The program is open to NSW-based small to medium businesses that are either:
- new to exporting, or
- entering a new international market.
To apply, you must meet the program’s core eligibility criteria. Before applying, check:
- target market and industry focus.
- key dates.
- program schedule.
- eligibility requirements (each participant should only join one program at a time).
Applicants who meet core eligibility criteria are assessed through a merit-based evaluation process.
Core eligibility criteria
- The application business must have a demonstrated NSW footprint.
- The application business should be new to the market and have demonstrated export capability and market suitability.
- The application business must meet any identified discretionary criteria for the specific program.
- The application business must agree to the Terms and Conditions of participation in the program.
Need help?
If you have questions about the program or eligibility, contact Investment NSW.
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