As part of the Ministry of Industry’s strategy to localise manufacturing and strengthen supply chains, 414 fully-equipped industrial units across 12 industrial complexes in 11 governorates have been readied and offered.
Nahed Youssef, Head of the Industrial Development Authority (IDA), noted that the units will be available for purchase or lease through the Egypt Industrial Digital Platform ([www.madein.eg](http://www.madein.eg)) from April 5 to 19, 2026, in accordance with the terms outlined in the tender documents.
The units are distributed across key industrial zones, including Bayad Al Arab in Beni Suef, West Gerga in Sohag, Ho in Qena, Arab Al Awamer in Assiut, Al Matahra in Minya, Margham 2 in Alexandria, Al Baghdadi in Luxor, the Metal and Concrete Complex in Fayoum, Al Janina and Al Shabak in Aswan, Al Sadat in Menoufia, and Al Mahalla Al Kubra in Gharbia, the Industry Ministry said in a statement.
Authority Chairman Youssef stated that the units range in size from 48 to 792 square metres, offering ready-to-operate facilities for small investors and entrepreneurs.
The offering covers a wide range of industrial sectors, including food industries, engineering, chemicals, plastics, textiles, building materials, metals, pharmaceuticals, and leather products.
She added that the initiative forms part of the authority’s efforts to provide fully-serviced factories built to the highest technical standards, enabling immediate operation.
The offering also includes a comprehensive package of financial incentives and streamlined procedures for obtaining industrial licences.
Investors may further benefit from financing programmes offered by the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency, as well as technical and marketing support.
Applications will be submitted entirely online via the platform, ensuring transparency and equal opportunity.
Youssef affirmed that supporting small industries remains central to advancing local manufacturing, promoting innovation, achieving balanced regional development, integrating supply chains, reducing import dependence, and enabling entrepreneurs to join the formal economy, the statement concluded.
