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Market Development and Funding

Funding Providers

Tyre Stewardship Australia

Location

Australia Wide

Funding Type

Cash grant G21730

Primary Category

Business and industry

Eligible to

  • Businesses
  • Universities

Funding

Amount (max): $300,000

Round(s)

Upcoming

  • Opens 01-Jul-2026 Closes 04-Aug-2026
  • Opens 01-Sep-2026 Closes 06-Oct-2026
Please note: this grant program is opening soon.

Purpose

TSA provides financial support to projects that demonstrate how end-of-life tyres can be transformed into high-value products and infrastructure.

Overview

TSA's Market Development Fund helps build a stronger future for tyre recycling in Australia. Their goal is to create real, long-term demand for tyre-derived material (TDM) by supporting product innovation, infrastructure trials and local manufacturing.

TSA funds initiatives that:

  • Show strong industry or community benefit
  • Align with circular economy goals and net zero pathways
  • Are ready to move from testing to trial or commercialisation
  • Create new or expanded demand for tyre-derived material
  • Help solve challenges like stockpiling or illegal dumping

There are two streams available:

  • Demonstration & Infrastructure - Projects that pilot or scale TDM use in roads, civil works, construction, manufacturing or community infrastructure to validate performance and open new end-markets.
  • Research & Development - Applied research and product development that test new uses, blends or specifications for TDM - tackling adoption barriers, improving standards or strengthening supply chains.

Eligibility

To be an eligible applicant for the fund, applicants must:

  • Be a registered Australian business, research institution or university that has the capability and capacity to undertake the project that is being proposed.
  • Have a current Australian Business Number (ABN).
  • Agree to comply with TSA Terms and Conditions.
  • Agree to comply with TSA's Terms of Participation in the Grant Program.
  • Meet the requirements for co-contributions and be able to fund all costs of the project that are not met by TSA's contribution to the total cost of the project.
  • Have ownership of, access to or the beneficial use of any background intellectual property necessary to carry out the project.
  • Be accredited by TSA or be willing to seek accreditation if a tyre industry fund category is applicable (for example tyre recyclers, collectors, manufacturers etc.).
  • Have been operating for at least 12 months (industry partner(s) and research institute).
  • Have satisfactory environmental, safety and financial performance.

Contact Details

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