How do Swisslos Basel-Land grants support the local economy in 2025?

They create steady, grant-backed demand for contractors, suppliers, and services across Basel-Land. With CHF 11.6 million from the Baselbieter Swisslos-Fonds and CHF 4.6 million for sport, project owners can launch or scale work on clearer timelines. That supports orders for materials, IT, and events, while nonprofits and clubs can secure co-financing. The result is more tenders, improved payment visibility, and better capacity planning for SMEs.

What is the difference between Baselbieter Swisslos-Fonds and Swisslos Sportfonds Baselland?

Both are cantonal funding channels supported by lottery revenue, but they serve different needs. The Baselbieter Swisslos-Fonds finances a wide set of public-interest projects across the canton. The Swisslos Sportfonds Baselland is dedicated to sport, funding clubs, facilities, equipment, and programs. In 2025, the canton reported CHF 11.6 million from the general fund and CHF 4.6 million from the sport fund, reflecting distinct priorities and demand.

What should applicants and suppliers monitor after the record 929 sport applications?

Focus on approval rates, average award sizes, and payout schedules. These shape project scope and working-capital needs. Check canton updates for timing, prepare documents for due diligence, and align contracts with staged tranches. Suppliers should secure inventory and clarify price-validity periods. Clubs and nonprofits can lock co-funding early, ensuring they can start quickly once grant confirmations and payment plans are issued.

Global Market Insights

Swisslos Grants in Basel-Land Reach CHF 11.6M for 2025 – February 21

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 21, 2026February 21, 2026

Swisslos Basel-Land grants are set at CHF 11.6 million for 2025, funding 251 projects across Basel-Landschaft. The Swisslos Sportfonds Baselland adds CHF 4.6 million, with a record 929 applications signaling strong demand. Backed by Swisslos’ 2024 record profit of CHF 596 million, the pipeline looks resilient. For local suppliers, sports bodies, and nonprofits, this means more tender opportunities, stable cash flows, and clearer planning. We explain how the money moves, what to watch in 2025, and where investors and SMEs can find practical upside.