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CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 — winemaking investments IS-V-02 and IS-V-07 (APIA)

Wine producers can apply to APIA for up to €1.5 million (IS-V-02) or €650,000 (IS-V-07) for investments in wineries and wine production. The budget is €11,044,419, and applications are funded in order of registration, until 19 October 2026.

Who can apply
Wine growers who produce wine and have plantations entered in the Register of Vineyard Plantations
Total budget
€11,044,419, of which €9,348,921 for IS-V-02 and €1,695,498 for IS-V-07
Funding amount
IS-V-02
Submission period
17 Aug 2026 – 19 Oct 2026

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Winemaking investments IS-V-02 and IS-V-07: €11.04 million, applications until 19 October

Who can apply

Wine growers who produce wine and have plantations entered in the Register of Vineyard Plantations. Under MADR Order No 49/2025, SMEs (micro-enterprises, small and medium-sized enterprises) can apply. Other enterprises with fewer than 750 employees or an annual turnover below €200 million can also apply.

What it covers

  • Building, extending or modernising winemaking facilities, quality control laboratories, and presentation and tasting areas
  • Renovation or rehabilitation of production buildings
  • Installations and equipment for reception, production, packaging and storage
  • Environmental protection and energy efficiency systems (e.g. solar panels, storage, wastewater treatment)
  • Intangible assets: specialist fees, feasibility studies, patents, licences and authorisation fees
  • IS-V-07: investments in tangible and intangible assets that increase the sustainability of wine production
Full analysis Winemaking investments IS-V-02 and IS-V-07: €11.04 million, applications until 19 October Conditions, steps and pitfalls, with official sources →

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  1. We analyse whether you qualify and under which programme exactly.
  2. We build the application: business plan, budget, supporting documents.
  3. We submit during the call window and follow the evaluation.
  4. We stay with you through the reimbursement file and final payment.

Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline for submitting applications for IS-V-02 and IS-V-07 in 2026?

Funding applications are submitted to APIA (Payments and Intervention Agency for Agriculture) between 17 August and 19 October 2026, through the dedicated IT system. The call window may close early if the value of applications reaches 150% of the budget of an intervention.

What is the budget of the 2026 call window for investments in the wine sector?

The total budget is €11,044,419: €9,348,921 for IS-V-02 (investments in tangible and intangible assets) and €1,695,498 for IS-V-07 (investments that increase the sustainability of wine production).

What is the maximum support per investment programme?

Under IS-V-02, up to €1,500,000 for complex purchases and €400,000 for simple purchases. Under IS-V-07, up to €650,000 for complex purchases and €250,000 for simple purchases.

What percentage of the investment does the funding cover?

SMEs outside the Bucharest-Ilfov region receive up to 50% of eligible costs, and those in Bucharest-Ilfov up to 40%. Other enterprises (fewer than 750 employees or turnover below €200 million) receive 25%, or 20% in Bucharest-Ilfov.

Which costs are ineligible?

Second-hand goods and equipment, investments in irrigation, tractors and any transport vehicles, recoverable VAT, and costs incurred before the funding decision is issued are not eligible. Feasibility studies are an exception.

Is there still money available in the 2026 call window?

Yes. On 25 September 2026, APIA had registered 12 applications worth €4.17 million (10 under IS-V-02 and 2 under IS-V-07). That is 28.44% and 7.02% respectively of the 150% threshold that closes the call window.

How long does it take to prepare the application?

It depends on the complexity of the project and the documents you already have. The first step is the eligibility analysis, which tells you what needs to be prepared.

What happens if I do not qualify?

We tell you before any contract is signed, and if another suitable programme exists, we point you to it.

Next step

Apply in the current call window — CAP Strategic Plan 2023–2027 — winemaking investments IS-V-02 and IS-V-07 (APIA)

Fill in the form and we will tell you whether you qualify. If you do not qualify under this programme, we will tell you which other one you could apply for — or that there is none, if that is the case.

or call us directly on 0755 167 167

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