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View complete bundle 3 cities and 45 grant pagesLast Reviewed: July 2026 | Updated Monthly
New Mexico Business Grants by City and Industry
Explore local grant pages for New Mexico businesses, including funding paths for technology, agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, clean energy, women-owned companies, and more.
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Featured Funding Opportunities
Active public subsidies and capital programs available for businesses operating in New Mexico:
LEDA (Local Economic Development Act)
Discretionary Cash GrantProvided by: NMEDD | Type: Grant
A closing fund used to reimburse companies for land, building, and infrastructure costs. The state grants the money to the local city/county, which then passes it to the company.
Official PortalJTIP (Job Training Incentive Program)
50-75% Wage ReimbursementProvided by: NMEDD | Type: Grant
Reimburses 50-75% of employee wages for up to 6 months during training. Custom training at educational institutions can also be covered. This is pure cash back.
Official PortalAngel Investment Tax Credit
25% Tax CreditProvided by: NMEDD | Type: Tax Credit
Investors can claim a tax credit equal to 25% of their investment in qualified New Mexico businesses. Can be claimed for up to 5 investments per year.
Official PortalBrowse New Mexico grant pages by city
Start with major local markets such as Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe, then choose the industry page that matches your business.
Popular New Mexico industry grant pages
Technology Startups in AlbuquerqueAgriculture and Farming in AlbuquerqueManufacturing in AlbuquerqueHealthcare and Medical in AlbuquerqueClean Tech and Energy in AlbuquerqueWomen-Owned Businesses in AlbuquerqueRestaurants and Hospitality in AlbuquerqueRetail and Main Street in AlbuquerqueNon-profits and Social Enterprises in AlbuquerqueVeteran-Owned Businesses in AlbuquerqueMinority and BIPOC Founders in AlbuquerqueArts and Entertainment in Albuquerque