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- Companies within the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) benefit from reduced corporate tax rates, zero-rated VAT, lower withholding taxes, and preferential import duties.
- The business hub has successfully attracted 17 firms so far, and eight have already enjoyed the benefits of the SEZ framework.
- By 2040, Nairobi Gate envisions a facility that supports Kenya’s industry needs and serves as a model for SEZ operations in sub-Saharan Africa.
Nairobi Gate Industrial Park Special Economic Zone (SEZ) has announced the groundbreaking of its fifth phase, a $7 million expansion project in Kenya’s agro-processing industry.
Designed to support Kenya’s agro-processing potential, this initiative reflects Nairobi Gate‘s strategic commitment to nurturing local industries and empowering the country’s role in regional and global supply chains.
The development aims to create a modernized environment tailored for light manufacturing, offering critical infrastructure and streamlined operational benefits for businesses.
Scaling up agro-processing and light manufacturing
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