Egypt’s Ministry of Industry has announced the launch of the 13th offering of fully serviced industrial land through the Egypt Industrial Digital Platform (www.madein.eg).
This phase includes 1,272 plots covering approximately 9.78 million square metres, distributed across 35 industrial zones in 23 governorates nationwide.
Plot sizes range from 118 to 400,000 square metres, catering to small, medium and large enterprises, the ministry said in a statement on Monday.
The offering targets a wide range of industrial sectors — including food industries, engineering, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, textiles and building materials — in line with the comparative advantages of each governorate.
Applications, access to terms and conditions, reservation procedures and submission of required documents will be conducted entirely online via the platform from March 1 to 15.
Results are set to be announced in early April following a review by the Industrial Development Authority, based on transparent and standardised electronic selection criteria prioritising serious investors.
Plots are available under both ownership and usufruct systems at the actual cost of utilities, in line with the prime minister’s directives to ease investment burdens. The annual usufruct fee is set at 5 per cent of the ownership price per square metre.
To further support investors, the ministry has introduced several incentives, including a 50 per cent reduction in application processing fees, the cancellation of bid submission and financial guarantee fees, a reduced reservation deposit of 10 per cent, and a simplified feasibility study form.
Investors may also apply for two options – one primary and one reserve – enhancing flexibility and opportunity.
